Khaki enters election to make India a vishwa guru

 

Former ED Joint Director Rajeshwar Singh, who has received the title of 'Encounter Specialist' and 'Cyber James Bond', has shared a four-column letter on Twitter. In the letter, "PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP National President JP Nadda, UP CM Yogi Adityanath have taken a pledge that India has to be made a vishwa shakti and vishwa guru. I will also be a partner in this mission and contribute to the conviction. Let me tell you that There is a strong possibility of Rajeshwar Singh contesting from Sultanpur seat. According to sources, a house has been taken on rent for his publicity in the city here.

These things are also mentioned in the letter.

In his four-column letter, Rajeshwar Singh not only said that he has tried to get justice for women, children and victims during his tenure. He also mentioned in his letter that he had "exposed several scandals of national influence and public importance and has also been part of several investigations". These include 2G spectrum allocation scam, AgustaWestland helicopter deal, Aircel-Maxis scam, Amrapali scam, Nokia Ponzi scam, Gomti riverfront fraud etc. In these cases, many white collar criminals were sentenced to prison.

A native of Pakhrauli in Sultanpur

Let us know that Rajeshwar Singh is a native of Pakhrauli village under Kotwali Dehat police station of Sultanpur. He has a graduate in engineering from the Indian School of Mines Dhanbad and also holds a degree in Law and Human Rights. He is a 1996 batch PPS officer. Rajeshwar Singh has a brother and a sister as income tax commissioner. Brother-in-law Rajiv Krishna is ips. His other brother-in-law YP Singh was also an IPS and had also taken VRS. Father RB Singh was also in the police department and had retired from the post of DIG. His wife Laxmi Singh is also an IPS officer.

Rajeshwar Singh had gone on deputation to the ED in 2009

Rajeshwar Singh had moved to the ED on deputation in 2009. During his tenure in the ED, he sealed assets worth about Rs 3,000 crore of the offenders. Under his leadership, the ED seized assets worth Rs 223 crore in the 2G spectrum scam, 1,000 crore in the Reddy case, 750 crore in the Aircel-Maxis case, and nearly 300 crore in the Madhu Koda case. I applied for VRS in August last year. Six months after his request, the concerned department took cognizance of the matter and granted him permission for VRS. From Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Prime Minister's Office to defence and law, different ministries received complaints of investigation into Singh's manner of functioning. He was also charged with a disproportionate assets case. The matter also reached the Supreme Court but they fought them firmly.

Sahara's owner was jailed

In May 2011, sahara group chief Subrata Roy had moved the Supreme Court against journalist Upendra Rai and Subodh Jain. Rajeshwar had complained that Upendra and Subodh Jain, along with Roy, were interfering in his investigation in the 2G scam. Sahara Group also had some deals under the scanner. The court had in 2013 admitted that a case was made out against them. After that, a notice was issued to them. The Sahara India News Network and its affiliates were barred from publishing and broadcasting any story or programme related to Singh. The Sahara chief was sent to jail for allegedly taking Rs 24,000 crore illegally from people in the name of housing finance. Two Sahara group companies had illegally deposited the money from investors. After this, in 2012, the Supreme Court had asked the Sahara Group to deposit the money raised from investors in sebi's escrow account. When the owners of Sahara could not do so, they were sent to jail.