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Youth Congress stages protest against Modi 12/23/2016 10:36:38 PM Early Times Repot Jammu, Dec 23: Youth Congress staged protests against Prime Minister Narender Modi and leveled serious charges of corruption against him and his ministers. Hundreds of youth congress activists gathered at Press Club under the leadership of advocate Pankaj Basotra State General Secretary and Lok Sabha President Jammu Poonch Thakur Hoshiar Singh Chib and raised slogans against Narendra Modi and his corrupt ministers of Jammu and also burnt his effigy. The youth congress activists also tried to block the Tawi bridge but later were intercepted by the policemen who were present there. Pranav Shagotra in his statement said that youth congress is going to launch agitation across the state to expose the corrupt practices of Narendra Modi in his involvement as per the report of income tax department has taken rupees 65 crores from 40 crores from Sahara group and 25crores from Aditya Birla group during his chief minister tenure. While addressing the gathering Basotra and Singh said that in every public meeting Modi says he will not tolerate any sort of corruption but the bank accounts of Sahara and Aditya Birla group as per income tax department clearly show his involvement in corruption when he was Chief Minister.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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