From Sanjay Raut's statement on Indira Gandhi, Babal says Congress should bring evidence

Mumbai, Jan 16, 2020, Thursday

Shiv Sena's controversial MP Sanjay Raut made a statement on the issue of a statement made by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

Speaking about his journalism experiences during a program in Mumbai, Raut said that today's dark Alam is no exception to the pressure we have seen in the dark Alam.

At one time, if Don Haji reached the Mastan Ministry, the entire state government would have stood at the door to welcome him. Karim Lala's impression was that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi would go to her base on the base to meet him.

He claimed that I was a journalist who washed away the words of David Ibrahim.

There was no backlash from Sanjay Raut's statement from the Mowdy mandal of the Congress, but Charan Singh Sapra, a Congress leader, said that if Raut had any proof of this. In response, BJP leaders said that the relationship between Congress and Andhra Alam is very old and there is no need for proof. However, Raut can provide proof if Congress wants it.

Karim Lala was originally from Afghanistan and came to India in the late 1950's. The gold was smuggled into silver and weapons. His name was awe-inspiring in Mumbai and at one point he was considered as the best king of Mumbai. Karim Lala was well with the Congress leaders at that time. Haji Mastan, who started his career as an independent don and later became an independent don, had also leaned into politics for a while. He too had very good relations with the ruling Congress.

Sanjay Raut, Shiv Sena: Many political people used to come to meet Karim Lala, times were different back then. He was a leader of the Pathan community, he had come from Afghanistan. So, people used to meet him over the problems faced by the Pathan community. https://t.co/4X45RmimEj pic.twitter.com/kZvnMnQiLc

- ANI (@ANI) January 16, 2020