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As Mahua Moitra appears before Parliament panel, Jai Anant says, 'Not afraid of anybody'

Mahua Moitra will record her statement with the Lok Sabha Ethics Committee probing ‘cash-for-question’ allegations against her.

Updated on: Nov 2, 2023, 11:18:08 IST
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Advocate Jai Anant Dehadrai whom Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra called 'her jilted ex' said he is not scared of anybody and won't get bullied by anyone. If somebody is trying to alter the narrative by trying to play the victim, the whole country is watching, Jai Anant said as Mahua Moitra reached Parliament to record her statement before the Lok Sabha Ethics Committee which is probing the allegations of 'cash for question' against the Lok Sabha MP -- brought by Jai Anant Dehadrai and BJP MP Nishikant Dubey.

Mahua Moitra in Parliament on Thursday to record her statement before the Lok Sabha ethics committee. (PTI)
Mahua Moitra in Parliament on Thursday to record her statement before the Lok Sabha ethics committee. (PTI)

Apart from the 'cash for questions' case, Mahua Moitra and Jai Anant are fighting another battle -- over the custody of Henry, a rottweiler. Both of them claimed Henry -- the dog the duo bought when they were in a relationship -- had been kidnapped by the other party after their break up.

In the last few days, Mahua Moitra appeared in some television interviews where she came clean about giving her Parliament login to Darshan Hiranandani so that the industrialist's office staff could help Mahua in typing the questions. Mahua Moitra claimed it is no threat to security as the Parliament login credentials are not secret -- the team members of every MP have access to it. Mahua claimed she herself accessed it from abroad countering the allegation of login from Dubai. There was no exchange of cash, Mahua Moitra claimed adding that only a scarf, a few make-up items were given to her by Darshan whom she knew for a long time -- even before becoming an MP.

 
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Poulomi Ghosh

Poulomi Ghosh is a journalist with Hindustan Times, New Delhi.

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