Regarding the case against Bihar minister Kartikeya Singh, his lawyer clarified the situation

Bihar News: While taking oath on Tuesday under the expansion of the Mahagathbandhan government of Bihar,

may not have even guessed that within 24 hours an old case against him will catch political momentum.

These cases are related to the kidnapping of one Rajiv Ranjan, in which he was made an accused four years ago.

As soon as the news came in this regard, the opposition became aggressive and started demanding from CM Nitish to remove the 'tainted' minister from the cabinet.

Meanwhile, Madhusudan Sharma, the counsel for the newly appointed minister, says that the police have not found evidence against Kartikeya in their investigation and the Supreme Court's decision to not take any action on the warrant being discussed till September 1 has come. Already happened.

In this case, all eyes are now on the court hearing after two weeks. 

At the same time, lawyer of Kartikeya Singh said that he has been acquitted in the police investigation in this case @ndtvindia pic.twitter.com/0idr86DwGK

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This fact was categorically denied by the police by taking the statements of all the witnesses under the provisions of CrPC.

The police said that there is no suspicion of Kartikeya master of this case, no evidence has been received in any way.

Significantly, when Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was asked on the matter related to his minister Kartikeya, he denied having any information.

On the other hand, BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi said, 'If there was a warrant against Kartikeya Singh (RJD), he should have surrendered.

But he has taken oath as law minister.

I ask Nitish Kumar whether he is trying to take Bihar back to Lalu's era?

Kartikeya Singh should be removed immediately.

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