COVID Toolkit Case: Chhattisgarh Police issues Notice to BJP's Sambit Patra

New Delhi: In the Corona Toolkit case, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra's difficulties seem to be increasing. The police of the Civil Lines police station of Raipur have sent a notice to the concerned Patra.

Notice sent to BJP Spokesperson Sambit Patra:

In the notice sent on 22 May, the police have asked Patra to appear in the police station by 4 pm on 23 May, otherwise warned of legal action against him. The police has said in the notice that the concerned Patra will be interrogated at the police station. For this, they have also been given the option to appear through video conferencing.

Corona Toolkit Case:

According to the notice sent to the BJP spokesperson for questioning, he has been asked to attend the Civil Lines police station in Raipur. The police has said that he can present in person or through video conferencing as well.

Also, in the event of not complying with the notice, a legal action has also been warned against them. Let us tell you that before that, the Civil Line Police had sent a notice to Dr. Raman Singh, the National Vice President of BJP and former Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh in the toolkit case.

Twitter declared his tweet manipulated material:

Significantly, a few days ago, several BJP leaders shared a post on social media and accused the Congress Party of releasing the Corona Toolkit. Calling this toolkit objectionable, BJP leaders said that the Congress is working to create confusion in the country. BJP President JP Nadda, Sambit Patra, BL Santosh, etc. leaders, through tweet, accused the Congress that the party has instructed the workers to propagate the second wave of epidemic in the name of 'Modi-wave' or 'India wave'.

Congress takes a jibe at Sambit:

The Congress party dismissed these allegations of BJP leaders and termed it as a conspiracy. The Congress also filed a complaint with the Delhi Police regarding the alleged toolkit. Party spokesman Randeep Surjewala had said that the BJP, which failed to manage the corona, is making such an effort to divert the attention of the country.

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