Horse trading: ‘Amit Shah paid 10 crores’ accepts Congress turncoat on camera, Congress demands probe

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Horse trading: ‘Amit Shah paid 10 crores’ accepts Congress turncoat on camera, Congress demands probe
Ahead of crucial Gujarat by-polls for 8 seats on Nov 3, former Congress MLA Soma Bhai Patel was caught on camera accepting that union home minister Amit Shah paid him nearly 10 crores to switch sides

Union Home Minister Amit Shah (File photo)

NH Political Bureau
Published: 2 Nov 2020, 10:42 AM
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Ahead of crucial Gujarat by-polls for 8 seats on Nov 3, former Congress MLA Soma Bhai Patel was caught on camera accepting that union home minister Amit Shah paid him nearly 10 crores to switch sides.

Patel had quit the Congress ahead of the Rajya Sabha polls held early this year.

Gujarat Congress chief Amit Chavad released a video on Sunday in which Patel can be seen saying that Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani and Gujarat BJP president CR Patil are trying to strike a deal with the leaders from the opposition camp.

In the video, which BJP alleged was fabricated, Patel can be heard saying that not only him, but other leaders were also given around rupees 10 crores each.


Chavda claimed the ruling BJP was indulging in horse-trading by using money collected through corrupt means.

Questioning the video's authenticity, the state BJP president C.R. Patil rejected the claim that his party was involved in horse-trading. He blamed Congress for indulging in a "low-level political rhetoric and conspiracy" as it stared at defeat in the by-polls.

The by-polls for eight seats were necessitated after Congress MLAs resigned in the run-up to the Rajya Sabha elections earlier this year.
The eight seats are Abdasa in Kutch, Morbi, Dhari in Amreli district, Gadhada in Botad district, Karjan in Vadodara, Dangs, Kaprada in Valsad district, and Limbdi in Surendranagar district.

Currently, BJP has a stable majority in the Gujarat Assembly with 103 seats out of 182. All the eight seats were earlier with the Congress.

Horse trading: ‘Amit Shah paid 10 crores’ accepts Congress turncoat on camera, Congress demands probe

Ahead of crucial Gujarat by-polls for 8 seats on Nov 3, former Congress MLA Soma Bhai Patel was caught on camera accepting that union home minister Amit Shah paid him nearly 10 crores to switch sides

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[YeBeWarned]

Amit Shah for next PM of India

 

[T90TankGuy]

What's new ? the bjp has not won any state election since 2017 , they only way they have been able to form govts is to bribe the opposition to come to their party .

 

[IsThisNameAvailable]

If ANYONE thinks that BJP does NOT do dirty politics to win seats, he or she living in a FOOL's paradise. However, it is different in many fundamental ways from other parties, the main one being that it is NOT run as a family enterprise. It does have Hinduism & India at its core (there are many on the periphery who are fooling HIndus & Indians)

 

[MilSpec]

What's new ? the bjp has not won any state election since 2017 , they only way they have been able to form govts is to bribe the opposition to come to their party .

Tripura - Feb 2018?
Aurunachal - April 2019?
Haryana -Oct 2019?

And the Largest single party in Maharashtra and Karnataka iirc.

 

[Black.Mamba]

Amit Shah and Nawaz Sharif can do wonders, NS should go for CM Gujrat. Note ko Ijaaat dou.

 

[rishav]

And the Largest single party in Maharashtra

not just single largest party their pre poll coalition with seat sharing won the mandate . Their CM face devendra fadnavis won the mandate .

 

[INS_Vikrant]

What's new ? the bjp has not won any state election since 2017 , they only way they have been able to form govts is to bribe the opposition to come to their party .

They have learned the game well from Congress itself although your statement isn't factually correct.
Anyways congress really need to shed it's antihindu image soon, else India would remain without a major political opposition for a foreseeable future.