Gadkari threatens his IT tormentors

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Nagpur: Income tax officials should not forget that the Congress was on its way out, former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Nitin Gadkari said Thursday as he arrived home to a massive welcome.

“The Income Tax department hatched a conspiracy on the direction of the Congress government. I have also got the names of the officials from some others who are sympathetic to me and our party. They (IT officials) should remember the Congress’s boat is sinking, and when they go and our government comes, no Chidambaram or Sonia Gandhi will be there to save them,” Gadkari said in a thinly veiled threat.

On home turf for the first time since the on-field inquiries by taxmen on Tuesday put paid to his hope of getting a second straight term as BJP chief, Gadkari said,”Earlier CBI was doing Congress’s bidding and now the Income tax people are following suit.”

He also attacked the media, saying the press had no right to disturb the life of “honest” politicians.

“Will also tell media, there is democracy and if we make some mistakes run Breaking News all day. But the constitution does not give you the right to disturb the life of honest party workers and leaders,” he said. Gadkari arrived in his home town of Nagpur Thursday to a massive welcome, after narrowly missing a second term as party president after Tuesday’s Income Tax ‘surveys’ of around nine locations connected to alleged financial wrongdoing by a company linked to him. He stepped down Tuesday night to make way for Rajnath Singh as party president.(IANS)

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