Varsha Raut asked for time till January 5

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-Ed sent summons and asked to appear today

-Sanjay Raut is in an aggressive mood

Mumbai / New Delhi on Tuesday 29 December 2020

Varsha, wife of Shiv Sena MP and Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Raut's editor, did not appear before the Enforcement Directorate even today. He had asked for time till January 5.

The ED had issued summons to Varsha to inquire into the alleged Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative Bank scam worth Rs 4,335 crore. The Reserve Bank had suspended all operations of PMC Bank in September last year after details of the scam came to light. The ED then seized Rs 3,830 worth of immovable property owned by Housing Development Infrastructure Limited (HDIL).

The ED had issued summons to Varsha Raut three times so far. The rain did not appear at once. On the contrary, Sanjay Raut, while showing an aggressive attitude, said that there is no point in harassing me, remember that I am a very stingy man. Raut believes that he is a member of Shiv Sena and constantly criticizes the Modi government in Saamna newspaper so his wife was being harassed. Raut claims that these people can't do anything to me so my wife is annoyed. This is called a cowardly attack on a woman.

Raut once again criticized the central government and said in Shaira's estimation that you should try your best to defame me, whenever I am scattered, I am better than double the speed ...

Raut held a press conference on Monday and described ED's summons as a cowardly move. Raut said Sharad Pawar, Eknath Khadse and Pratap Sarnaik had received such summons in the last one year. Now my name has come up. We have all made significant contributions to the formation of government in Maharashtra so we are constantly targeted. This is sheer cowardice. We are not afraid of anyone. Our response will be aggressive. We have sent the documents requested by the ED. Now let those people do what they have to do.


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