Rajasthan: After Gehlot, now ED summons Dotasara’s sons, inquiry in this matter will be held in Delhi office
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has tightened its grip on Congress state president Govind Dotasara. Recently, ED had raided Dotasara’s locations in Jaipur and Sikar. Now ED has sent summons to both the sons of Govind Dotasara. ED has asked Dotasara’s two sons to appear in the Delhi office on different days for questioning. Younger son Abhilash Dotasara has been called to Delhi on 7th November and elder son Avinash Dotasara has been called to Delhi on 8th November. It seems that after interrogating them separately on November 7 and 8, the ED can interrogate both of them face to face on November 9.
Dotasara’s two sons’ mobiles are with ED
Last week, on October 26, ED had suddenly raided the Sikar and Jaipur locations of Govind Singh Dotasara in the Kathir paper leak case. After a day-long search operation, ED had seized the mobile phones of Govind Singh Dotasara’s two sons, Avinash and Abhilash. Both the mobiles are currently in the possession of ED. Perhaps ED has got important facts from both the mobiles. They have been summoned to Delhi for verification and questioning for further action.
The blame may fall on many politicians and their sons
Information has been received that many politicians of Rajasthan, their sons and close relatives are on the radar of ED. ED is investigating the matter of paper leak and illegal transactions. During the technical investigation, along with Dotasara, the role of some other senior leaders of Rajasthan Congress and their close relatives has also been found suspicious. After interrogating Dotasara’s sons, ED can call other leaders and their relatives for questioning.
CM Gehlot’s son also summoned
Recently, ED had also issued summons to Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot’s son Vaibhav Gehlot and called him for questioning. On October 30, Vaibhav Gehlot went to ED office Delhi. During that time he was interrogated for about 7 hours. ED had filed a case against Vaibhav Gehlot under FEMA. However, Vaibhav Gehlot says that he never did illegal transactions from abroad. In such a situation, a case cannot be filed against them under FEMA.
