Bhubaneswar: The police today sought permisBhubaneswar: Ahead of the maiden rally by BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on February 11, the AICC has planned a two-day visit by its vice-president and campaign committee chief Rahul Gandhi.
While Gandhi is likely to address six meetings on February 9 and 10, efforts are being made to invite party chief Sonia Gandhi to address an adivasi adhikar rally at Kalahandi, party sources said, adding they would not visit Bhubaneswar: Ahead of the maiden rally by BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on February 11, the AICC has planned a two-day visit by its vice-president and campaign committee chief Rahul Gandhi.
While Gandhi is likely to address six meetings on February 9 and 10, efforts are being made to invite party chief Sonia Gandhi to address an adivasi adhikar rally at Kalahandi, party sources said, adding they would not visit Bhubaneswar.
Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee President Jaydev Jena, however, said “Rahulji is likely to visit Odisha in February, but no date has been finalised.”
Claiming that Modi’s public meeting would have no impact on the people of the state, Jena said “both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have emotional attachments with the people here.”
The sources said Rahul Gandhi would address meetings at Salipur in Cuttack district, Duburi in Jajpur district, Khariar Road in Nuapada district, Bisam Katak in Rayagada district and Berhampur town in Ganjam district.
Rahul Gandhi, who initially wanted to visit the state in the first week of February, however, defered his programme in view of the Rajya Sabha elections on February 7, the sources added..
Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee President Jaydev Jena, however, said “Rahulji is likely to visit Odisha in February, but no date has been finalised.”
Claiming that Modi’s public meeting would have no impact on the people of the state, Jena said “both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have emotional attachments with the people here.”
The sources said Rahul Gandhi would address meetings at Salipur in Cuttack district, Duburi in Jajpur district, Khariar Road in Nuapada district, Bisam Katak in Rayagada district and Berhampur town in Ganjam district.
Rahul Gandhi, who initially wanted to visit the state in the first week of February, however, defered his programme in view of the Rajya Sabha elections on February 7, the sources added.sion from the Odisha government to confiscate the property of Artha Tatwa (AT) Group which allegedly defrauded over Rs 350 crore from investors in the state capital.
While Gandhi is likely to address six meetings on February 9 and 10, efforts are being made to invite party chief Sonia Gandhi to address an adivasi adhikar rally at Kalahandi, party sources said, adding they would not visit Bhubaneswar: Ahead of the maiden rally by BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on February 11, the AICC has planned a two-day visit by its vice-president and campaign committee chief Rahul Gandhi.
While Gandhi is likely to address six meetings on February 9 and 10, efforts are being made to invite party chief Sonia Gandhi to address an adivasi adhikar rally at Kalahandi, party sources said, adding they would not visit Bhubaneswar.
Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee President Jaydev Jena, however, said “Rahulji is likely to visit Odisha in February, but no date has been finalised.”
Claiming that Modi’s public meeting would have no impact on the people of the state, Jena said “both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have emotional attachments with the people here.”
The sources said Rahul Gandhi would address meetings at Salipur in Cuttack district, Duburi in Jajpur district, Khariar Road in Nuapada district, Bisam Katak in Rayagada district and Berhampur town in Ganjam district.
Rahul Gandhi, who initially wanted to visit the state in the first week of February, however, defered his programme in view of the Rajya Sabha elections on February 7, the sources added..
Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee President Jaydev Jena, however, said “Rahulji is likely to visit Odisha in February, but no date has been finalised.”
Claiming that Modi’s public meeting would have no impact on the people of the state, Jena said “both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have emotional attachments with the people here.”
The sources said Rahul Gandhi would address meetings at Salipur in Cuttack district, Duburi in Jajpur district, Khariar Road in Nuapada district, Bisam Katak in Rayagada district and Berhampur town in Ganjam district.
Rahul Gandhi, who initially wanted to visit the state in the first week of February, however, defered his programme in view of the Rajya Sabha elections on February 7, the sources added.sion from the Odisha government to confiscate the property of Artha Tatwa (AT) Group which allegedly defrauded over Rs 350 crore from investors in the state capital.
“We have sought permission from the finance department to confiscate properties of AT Group. RequireddocumeBhubaneswar: Ahead of the maiden rally by BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on February 11, the AICC has planned a two-day visit by its vice-president and campaign committee chief Rahul Gandhi.
While Gandhi is likely to address six meetings on February 9 and 10, efforts are being made to invite party chief Sonia Gandhi to address an adivasi adhikar rally at Kalahandi, party sources said, adding they would not visit Bhubaneswar.
Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee President Jaydev Jena, however, said “Rahulji is likely to visit Odisha in February, but no date has been finalised.”
Claiming that Modi’s public meeting would have no impact on the people of the state, Jena said “both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have emotional attachments with the people here.”
The sources said Rahul Gandhi would address meetings at Salipur in Cuttack district, Duburi in Jajpur district, Khariar Road in Nuapada district, Bisam Katak in Rayagada district and Berhampur town in Ganjam district.
Rahul Gandhi, who initially wanted to visit the state in the first week of February, however, defered his programme in view of the Rajya Sabha elections on February 7, the sources added.nts relating to the properties to are also submitted,” Police Commissioner, Commissionerate of Bhubaneswar-Cuttack R P Sharma told reporters here.
While Gandhi is likely to address six meetings on February 9 and 10, efforts are being made to invite party chief Sonia Gandhi to address an adivasi adhikar rally at Kalahandi, party sources said, adding they would not visit Bhubaneswar.
Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee President Jaydev Jena, however, said “Rahulji is likely to visit Odisha in February, but no date has been finalised.”
Claiming that Modi’s public meeting would have no impact on the people of the state, Jena said “both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have emotional attachments with the people here.”
The sources said Rahul Gandhi would address meetings at Salipur in Cuttack district, Duburi in Jajpur district, Khariar Road in Nuapada district, Bisam Katak in Rayagada district and Berhampur town in Ganjam district.
Rahul Gandhi, who initially wanted to visit the state in the first week of February, however, defered his programme in view of the Rajya Sabha elections on February 7, the sources added.nts relating to the properties to are also submitted,” Police Commissioner, Commissionerate of Bhubaneswar-Cuttack R P Sharma told reporters here.
Stating that the property included 122.73 acre of land, 12 bank accounts valued at Rs 2 crore and 11 cars valued at Rs 1 crore, Sharma said that the police estimated to recover Rs 150 crore from auctioning them.
Sharma, said though the company also had land in Puri, Khurda, Balasore and Ganjam district, it was proposed to confiscate property in its jurisdiction.
The police also issued notices to 23 persons who took loan from the AT Group to retuBhubaneswar: Ahead of the maiden rally by BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on February 11, the AICC has planned a two-day visit by its vice-president and campaign committee chief Rahul Gandhi.
While Gandhi is likely to address six meetings on February 9 and 10, efforts are being made to invite party chief Sonia Gandhi to address an adivasi adhikar rally at Kalahandi, party sources said, adding they would not visit Bhubaneswar.
Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee President Jaydev Jena, however, said “Rahulji is likely to visit Odisha in February, but no date has been finalised.”
Claiming that Modi’s public meeting would have no impact on the people of the state, Jena said “both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have emotional attachments with the people here.”
The sources said Rahul Gandhi would address meetings at Salipur in Cuttack district, Duburi in Jajpur district, Khariar Road in Nuapada district, Bisam Katak in Rayagada district and Berhampur town in Ganjam district.
Rahul Gandhi, who initially wanted to visit the state in the first week of February, however, defered his programme in view of the Rajya Sabha elections on February 7, the sources added.rn them.
While Gandhi is likely to address six meetings on February 9 and 10, efforts are being made to invite party chief Sonia Gandhi to address an adivasi adhikar rally at Kalahandi, party sources said, adding they would not visit Bhubaneswar.
Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee President Jaydev Jena, however, said “Rahulji is likely to visit Odisha in February, but no date has been finalised.”
Claiming that Modi’s public meeting would have no impact on the people of the state, Jena said “both Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have emotional attachments with the people here.”
The sources said Rahul Gandhi would address meetings at Salipur in Cuttack district, Duburi in Jajpur district, Khariar Road in Nuapada district, Bisam Katak in Rayagada district and Berhampur town in Ganjam district.
Rahul Gandhi, who initially wanted to visit the state in the first week of February, however, defered his programme in view of the Rajya Sabha elections on February 7, the sources added.rn them.
The number of persons who took loans, meanwhile, increased to 40 persons.
The AT Group operating 20 organisations allegedly defrauded an estimated Rs 1,000 crore from the people in different districts.
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