The feud between Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra and BJP MP Nishikant Dubey worsened on Saturday, with the latter complaining to the Lokpal against the TMC leader’s alleged corruption.
Dubey claimed in a post on X that Moitra was in India when her parliamentary ID was used in Dubai and added that the National Informatics Centre (NIC) had disclosed this information to probe agencies.
Moitra, whose party has been quiet on the issue, remained combative and claimed that the charges had been levelled at the “behest of businessman Gautam Adani’s group”.
She also claimed on X that she had received a message about an impending CBI raid. “I invite CBI to come home & count my pairs of shoes. But first please file FIR into 13,000 crore coal money Adani stole from Indians,” she tweeted. “Request NIC to please release ALL details of MPs publicly to show they were physically present in place from where IDs were accessed by their PAs and researchers/interns/staff,” she posted.
Earlier, Dubey alleged that “an MP pawned the country’s security for some money”. “The MP’s ID was opened from Dubai when the so-called parliamentarian was in India… Do the TMC and the Opposition still have to do politics?… People will take a decision,” he tweeted.
