City
Epaper

National Herald case: Wrote two emails to Kharge & Bansal, says ED

By IANS | Updated: August 4, 2022 15:30 IST

New Delhi, Aug 4 In a latest development in connection with the National Herald case, sources in Enforcement ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Aug 4 In a latest development in connection with the National Herald case, sources in Enforcement Directorate (ED) said that they had written two emails to Young Indian officials, (Congress' Mallikarjuna Kharge and Pawan Bansal) to assist them in the search operation, but none helped them.

"We were forced to seal the Young India (YI) office," sources claimed.

The sources said that both Bansal and Kharge were present at the office of YI when they reached there. The ED officials said that they requested them to join the search operations.

"But both of them immediately left the office... it shows they didn't want to help us. We then decided to take action," said the source.

The ED had sealed the office of Young India situated at the fourth floor of the National Herald building.

The ED had asked Kharge to designate an official of YI so that they could initiate search proceedings. But after hearing this, Kharge left the National Herald office and didn't provide them with any person, sources detailed.

"We wanted to make a seizure memo in front of that official of YI. As we weren't provided with anyone we had to seal it to keep the proof intact," the source said.

The ED has said that if Kharge provides them with an official of YI, who will assist them in the search, they will open the sealed office.

On Wednesday, the ED sealed the office of YI in the building of Herald House at Bahadurshah Zafar Marg.

The ED pasted an order on the building of the Herald House.

"This is hereby declared that this premises will not be opened without prior permission from the Directorate of Enforcement," read the order copy.

The sources had said that they did this so that the evidence was not tampered with.

"We had called Herald officials to assist us but senior persons were not cooperating and were not coming forward to assist in the search. We were left with no other options but to seal the office," the official said.

Recently, the ED questioned Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi for several days.

As of now the ED has not released any official statement in this respect.

Further details are awaited.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Pawan Kumar BansalNew DelhiNational HeraldRahul GandhiEnforcement DirectorateYoungThe new delhi municipal councilDelhi south-westKerala youth congressDepartment of economic affairs of finance ministryRevenue and department of economic affairs
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalPahalgam Terror Attack: Rahul Gandhi to Visit Srinagar on April 25

NationalCongress Committe Meets To Discuss Pahalgam Terror Attack Ahead of All-Party Meeting

NationalPahalgam Terror Attack: Rahul Gandhi Cuts Short US Visit, To Attend CWC Meeting in New Delhi

Maharashtra‘Punish Terrorists So Hard, 10 Generations Should Remember’: Raj Thackeray Demands Stern Action After Deadly Pahalgam Terror Attack

MaharashtraMaharashtra Tourists Among the Victims in Pahalgam Attack, Fadnavis Offers Condolences

Politics Realted Stories

Maharashtra'Unity Not Just for Elections': MNS Leader Sandeep Deshpande on Possible Thackeray Alliance

PoliticsMurshidabad Violence: Shehzad Poonawalla Slams Yusuf Pathan Over Tea Post, Says, “As Hindus Get Slaughtered…”

PoliticsTamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026: BJP-AIADMK Join Hands, Palaniswami To Lead Alliance, Says Amit Shah

Politics‘No Injustice to Muslims’: Shiv Sena Leader Manisha Kayande Slams Opponents of Waqf Amendment Bill

NationalParliament Passes Waqf Amendment Bill: Two JDU Leaders Resign Over Party's Support