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The era of allegations, counter-allegations and legal investigation in the politics of Bihar has once again reached a very interesting and aggressive turn. The troubles of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav’s family are not showing any sign of abating. This time, former Chief Minister of Bihar Rabri Devi is at the center of controversy and a ‘diamond studded bracelet’ worn by her. Janata Dal United (JDU) has opened a big front against RJD regarding this shining bracelet. A senior MLC of JDU has written a very strong letter directly to the Economic Offenses Unit (EOU) of Bihar, making an official demand to thoroughly investigate the purchase of this expensive jewelery of Rabri Devi and the secret source of the money for it, after which the political temperature in the entire state has reached sky high.
One bracelet and so many questions: JDU MLC’s letter increases tension of Lalu family In his complaint letter sent to the Economic Offenses Unit, JDU MLC has raised serious questions regarding the property details of former Chief Minister Rabri Devi. The JDU leader claims that this bracelet worn by Rabri Devi in various public programs and photographs is not an ordinary jewellery, rather it is studded with extremely precious and rare diamonds, which can be worth lakhs or crores of rupees in the market. In the complaint letter, EOU has been requested to investigate whether the information about this very expensive bracelet was given by Rabri Devi in the official affidavit of her property given to the Election Commission or Income Tax Department or not. If it is not so, then it directly amounts to a serious case of disproportionate assets and tax evasion.
RJD’s sharp counterattack: ‘Opposition’s desperation and attempt to divert attention from the issues’ Rashtriya Janata Dal has also retaliated in a very aggressive manner on this new controversy that started over Rabri Devi’s jewelery and the demand for EOU investigation. RJD’s main spokespersons and leaders say that the alliance of JDU and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has become completely issueless. The people of the state are suffering from unemployment, inflation and basic problems, but instead of talking on these main topics, the leaders of the ruling party are doing petty politics over a woman’s traditional jewellery. People close to the Lalu family say that Rabri Devi has been the Chief Minister of Bihar and the jewelery possessed by her is a part of her stridhan and decades-old ancestral sources, the complete information of which has always been given within the ambit of the law.
Next step and legal implications of Economic Offenses Unit (EOU) After receiving this letter from the Economic Offenses Unit of Bihar Police, now the eyes of legal experts and political analysts are fixed on the next step of the agency. As per the rules, the EOU will conduct a preliminary inquiry into the complaint and if any major technical difference or discrepancy is found between the value of the jewelery and the known sources of income, the process can be initiated by formally registering a case and sending a notice to the Lalu family. Even before this, the Lalu family has been on the radar of central and state investigating agencies in big cases like Land for Job scam and fodder scam, due to which this new controversy can prove to be another big legal headache for them.
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