Rahul Gandhi on IT raid on Anurag Kashyap-Tapasi's house, says government is manipulating IT-CBI

- Swara Bhaskar tweeted encouraging Tapasi

New delhi date. Thursday, March 4, 2021

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi has targeted the Center over the income tax department's raids on the homes of actors, including film director Anurag Kashyap and actress Tapasi Pannu, in a tax evasion case. He shared some idioms on Twitter, saying the central government was tapping the Income Tax Department, the ED and the CBI. Besides, Congress leaders Abhishek Manu Singhvi and Udit Raje also questioned the action of the income tax department. Earlier, actress Swara Bhaskar tweeted encouraging Tapasi on the matter.

Mark on the center by idioms

Rahul Gandhi tweeted, "Some idioms: finger-pointing - the central government does this with the IT department, ED, CBI." Being a wet cat- Friend media against the central government. Khisiya's cat scratches the pole (a scattering cat fills its nails with pillars) - just as the central government raids farmer's supporters there. '

Some idioms:

Dancing on fingers - Central Government does this with IT Dept-ED-CBI.

Becoming a wet cat - friendly media in front of the central government.

Khisiyani billi khamba noche- like the central government raids on the farmer-supporters. #ModiRaidsProFarmers

- Rahul Gandhi (ahRahulGandhi) March 4, 2021

Abhishek Manu Singhvi's attack on PM

Abhishek Manu Singhvi took aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter. Singhvi tweeted, "Some Bollywood actors who spoke against the government were raided there. Others are not raided there because they have spent a few days in Gujarat.

Udit Raj's question on freedom of speech

Congress leader Udit Raje had accused the ED, IT and CBI of being BJP agencies now. At the same time, these agencies deviate from their core business and take action against those who speak against the government. According to Raj, only the ED and IT departments are being misused. In the Modi regime, speaking the truth is punished and intimidation is used. At the same time, he addressed the Supreme Court, questioning where freedom of speech lies.