Bjp Lawmakers Bank Details
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Internet Fraudster Tries To Cheat Lawmaker In Uttar Pradesh
Awareness on online scams saved a Uttar Pradesh lawmaker from being cheated after he received a call from a man posing as an State Bank of India (SBI) employee. The man asked for the details of the leader's salary account with the bank, which he refused to provide.
-
Bank Details Of Lawmakers Should Be Probed By Independent Committee: Arvind Kejriwal
The Aam Aadmi Party today termed as "farce" Prime Minister Narendra Modi's direction to BJP lawmakers to submit details of bank transactions made between November 8 and December 31 to Amit Shah, even as Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal he gave him a "proposal" to probe bank details of MP/MLAs of all parties by an independent committee.
-
PM Modi's Big Move: BJP Lawmakers To Share Bank Records After Notes Ban
To signal his commitment to his crackdown on tax evasion and corruption, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ordered all his party's lawmakers to submit details of their bank records from November 8, when he announced a ban on high-denomination notes - to December 31, which is the deadline for submitting the outlawed notes.
-
Internet Fraudster Tries To Cheat Lawmaker In Uttar Pradesh
Awareness on online scams saved a Uttar Pradesh lawmaker from being cheated after he received a call from a man posing as an State Bank of India (SBI) employee. The man asked for the details of the leader's salary account with the bank, which he refused to provide.
-
Bank Details Of Lawmakers Should Be Probed By Independent Committee: Arvind Kejriwal
The Aam Aadmi Party today termed as "farce" Prime Minister Narendra Modi's direction to BJP lawmakers to submit details of bank transactions made between November 8 and December 31 to Amit Shah, even as Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal he gave him a "proposal" to probe bank details of MP/MLAs of all parties by an independent committee.
-
PM Modi's Big Move: BJP Lawmakers To Share Bank Records After Notes Ban
To signal his commitment to his crackdown on tax evasion and corruption, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ordered all his party's lawmakers to submit details of their bank records from November 8, when he announced a ban on high-denomination notes - to December 31, which is the deadline for submitting the outlawed notes.
