"The MP's ID was opened from Dubai when the so-called parliamentarian was in India."
Firing a fresh salvo at TMC MP Mahua Moitra, BJP's Lok Sabha member Nishikant Dubey on Saturday said she was in India when her parliamentary ID was used in Dubai and claimed that the National Informatics Centre (NIC) has disclosed the information to probe agencies.
In a post on X in Hindi, the BJP leader said that "an MP pawned the country's security for some money." "The MP's ID was opened from Dubai when the so-called parliamentarian was in India. The entire Indian government, including the prime minister, finance department and central agencies, uses this NIC," the BJP MP said.
"Does the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the opposition still have to do politics?. People will take a decision. The NIC has given this information to probe agency," Mr Dubey said but did not name the agency.
In his post, Mr Dubey did not directly name Ms Moitra who he has accused of accepting bribes and favours for asking questions in Lok Sabha at the behest of businessman Darshan Hiranandani to target the Adani Group and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Lok Sabha's Ethics Committee is looking into Mr Dubey's complaint and has asked him to appear before it on October 26 for recording "oral evidence".
In a signed affidavit submitted to the committee, Hiranandani admitted to using Ms Moitra's parliamentary login to ask questions targeting Adani after state-owned behemoth Indian Oil Corporation booked capacity at the Gujarat-based conglomerate's Dhamra LNG import facility in Odisha and not at his firm's planned facility.
Ms Moitra, whose party has kept quiet on the issue, has remained combative and continued to attack Mr Dubey, dismissing the allegations against her.
Ms Moitra said on Friday, "I welcome answering questions to CBI and Ethics Committee (which has absolute majority of BJP members) if and when they call me."