Hiranandani used Mahua Moitra’s email: raised questions in Lok Sabha with this, confessed – TMC MP tried to tarnish PM Modi’s image

Mahua Moitra is accused of taking money and gifts for asking questions in Parliament. (file photo)

Now businessman Darshan Hiranandani has made serious allegations against TMC MP Mahua Moitra. Hiranandani has written a letter on October 19, in which he told that he had the Lok Sabha login ID and password of Mahua. Due to this, he himself used to put questions on behalf of Mahua. Hiranandani has real estate and energy business.

Hiranandani also says that Mahua Moitra made allegations against Gautam Adani in Parliament so that she could tarnish the image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Hiranandani has issued an affidavit with his signature. News agency PTI has investigated this.

In fact, BJP MP from Godda, Jharkhand, Nishikant wrote a letter to the Lok Sabha Speaker on October 15. In this he alleged that Moitra had received gifts and cash from Hiranandani for asking questions in the House. After this, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla sent the matter to the Ethics Committee.

5 big revelations of Hiranandani’s letter…

1. Mahua used to demand expensive gifts
Hiranandani claims that Mahua used to demand luxury items from him. He said that I helped in the renovation of Mahua’s bungalow in Delhi and spent money on his trips during holidays. Not only this, they also provided logistical help during travel in parts of the country and the world.

2. I am Mahua’s close friend
Hiranandani said that I met Mahua during the Bengal Global Business Summit in 2017. She was an MLA at that time. Over the years we became close friends. I had expressed my desire to expand business in states ruled by opposition parties. Mahua was very ambitious and wanted to earn name at the national level. He was advised by his friends that the best possible way to become famous in the country was to target Modi.

‘However, PM Modi has a great image and he does not give anyone a chance to target his policies, government and himself. Then Mahua thought that now there is only one way to attack Modi – to target Gautam Adani and his companies.

3. I had Mahua’s email ID
Hiranandani claims that I gave him questions to ask in the House regarding Adani. He asked the same question in Parliament and got a good response. Mahua was very happy with this response. After this Mahua asked me for help in questioning Adani. He shared his MP’s email ID with me, so that I could post questions directly on his behalf.

Mahua Moitra won the 2019 Lok Sabha elections from Krishnanagar in West Bengal on a TMC ticket.

4. Congress leaders also helped
Mahua Moitra was getting help from others like Sucheta Dalal, Shardul Shroff and Pallavi Shroff. All of them used to give unverified information related to Adani and his company. Congress leaders were also supporting him in this matter. All of them were in contact with journalists of media organizations like Financial Times, New York Times, BBC and used to get incomplete information about Adani. Then it was lifted on different platforms.

5. I knew Mahua was taking advantage of me
Many times I felt that Mahua was taking advantage of me. She is pressuring me to do work which I do not want to do. But I had no choice.

Now see the letter of serious allegations made by Hiranandani…

Nishikant Dubey had complained to Speaker Birla
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey had written a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on October 15. In this he had accused Mahua that Mahua had taken money and gifts for asking questions in Parliament. The Speaker has sent this matter to the Ethics Committee.

On the other hand, Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra has approached the Delhi High Court. Mahua has talked about banning BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, a lawyer and many social media platforms. Mahua says that wrong and derogatory things are being spread against her on many media platforms. Justice Sachin Dutta can hear the case this week.

Ethics Committee will hear on October 26
The Ethics Committee of Lok Sabha will hear the case of Mahua Moitra taking money and asking questions in Parliament on October 26. For this the committee has called Nishikant Dubey. Lok Sabha Deputy Secretary Bala Guru gave this information while issuing notice to Dubey. Regarding whether Nishikant will be present in the hearing or not, he has been asked to reply by October 20. This hearing will be held in the committee room of Parliament.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has accused Mahua Moitra of taking money and asking questions in Parliament.

Members of the Ethics Committee that conducted the hearing
The chairman of the Ethics Committee hearing the complaint of Nishikant Dubey is BJP MP Vinod Kumar Sonkar. Also, from BJP, VD Sharma, Sumedhanand Saraswati, Aparajita Sarangi, Dr. Rajdeep Roy, Sunita Duggal and Subhash Bhamre are members of this committee. At the same time, V Vaithilingam, N Uttam Kumar Reddy, Balasori Vallabhaneni and Praneeth Kumar are included from the Congress side. Apart from this, Shiv Sena’s Hemant Godse, JDU’s Giridhari Yadav, CPI(M)’s PR Natarajan and BSP’s Danish Ali are included.

Who is Darshan Hiranandani?
Darshan Hiranandani is the CEO of Hiranandani Group, the country’s largest real estate firm. He is the son of Niranjan Hiranandani, the founder of Hiranandani Group. Hiranandani Group works in townships, IT parks and infrastructure related projects.

Darshan Hiranandani obtained MBA degree from Rochester Institute of Technology, New York, USA. According to his LinkedIn profile, Darshan is credited with taking the group’s real estate business to the international level. Apart from this, it is said in his profile that he has founded Tez Platforms.

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