There is a possibility of Dawood’s money coming to Chhattisgarh, BJP leader said a big thing
Raipur: Bharatiya Janata Party’s election media in-charge Siddhant Nath Singh has directly questioned Chief Minister Baghel as to why he did not ban the Mahadev app in Chhattisgarh despite having the authority. The central government does not grant gaming licenses. Nagaland government gives All India license but other state governments can restrict it like lottery. State governments like Andhra, Tamil Nadu, Telangana etc. have banned gaming apps. Singh has also asked the question to Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel that how is he so careless about the money laundering through Mahadev App and the inflow of terror money into Chhattisgarh, that he is shirking his responsibility and making baseless allegations against the Central Government about GST. Connecting it to. Bhupesh Baghel is used to misleading and is doing the same regarding Mahadev App.
Singh said that GST revenue collection is implemented under a process. The participation of the state is also ensured in this. The amount of GST is distributed according to the process. He said that Bhupesh Baghel wants a share in GST but when the finger is pointed at him in any serious matter coming to light in his government, he starts making political moves beyond the facts to save himself.
Citing media reports and ED’s action, Singh has expressed apprehension that terror mastermind Dawood Ibrahim’s brother is said to be connected to Mahadev App mastermind Saurabh Chandrakar, so Dawood’s money coming to Chhattisgarh cannot be ruled out. Can. Then why is the CM running away from his responsibility?
