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What a goof up by Lalit Modi that he missed op to meet Sonia's sister from Italy who wanted $60 mn. to launder everything. Now, will Jairam Ramesh deny this too? NaMo, restitute kaalaadhan.

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The great scoop from this story in TOI is that Sonia's sister from Italy was calling the shots -- the real remote contol boss. 


What a way for Sonia to run a constitutional government in peanut republic, subverting every constitutional institution... 


Can NaMo introduce the Rule of Law in Bharaam by restituting kaalaadhan, the post-colonial loot from 1947? Ca he institute a Nuremberg-type trial for recent Constitutional subversions?


And now, Jairam Ramesh denies offering deals in Lalit Modi row...


Kalyan


Varun Gandhi met me in London, offered to 'settle everything with Sonia': Lalit Modi


Varun Gandhi met me in London, offered to 'settle everything with Sonia': Lalit Modi
In a series of tweets, Lalit Modi has claimed BJP MP "Varun Gandhi came to meet him at his house in London a few years ago".
NEW DELHI: Former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi is continuing with his "whistleblowing" spree on Twitter. 

In a series of tweets, Lalit Modi has claimed BJP MP "Varun Gandhi came to meet him at his house in London a few years ago".


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Lalit Modi also alleged that "Varun Gandhi offered to settle everything with Sonia Gandhi for $60 million". 

"Varun offered to settle everything with his aunt. He wanted meet me to her sister from Italy. The aunt is Sonia Gandhi and sister is Sonia's sister," the former IPL chief alleged in tweets. 

Here are the tweets of Lalit Modi regarding his meeting with Varun Gandhi:
1/3 Mr came to see me at my house a few years ago and said he can settle everything in with
Varun Gandhi has dismissed Lalit Modi's tweets as "baseless allegations".

Varun said that Modi is trying to divert attention from himself.

Congress dismisses reports of offering deal to government in Lalit Modi row as ‘baseless and mischievous’

Rejecting the reports, senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said they are "totally baseless and mischievous".

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Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh dismissed the reports of Congress offering deal to government as 'baseless.' (Express photo)
By: Press Trust of India | New Delhi | Updated: July 1, 2015 12:26 pm
The Congress today dismissed as “totally baseless” and “mischievous” reports that it had offered a deal to government under which it was ready to support passage of GST bill in Parliament if it axed External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje in the wake of the Lalitgate controversy.
AICC Communication Department chief Randeep Surjewala said, “Sacking Swaraj and Raje are issues of righteousness, impropriety and holding Modi government accountable to their promise of not shielding black money hoarders of the ilk of Lalit Modi…Question of quid pro quo on this all pervading issue of morality and constitutional accountability does not arise”, he said.
Rejecting the reports, senior party leader Jairam Ramesh said they are “totally baseless and mischievous”.
According to reports in a section of the media, Congress has come forward with a proposal for the government – axe Swaraj and Raje over Lalit Modi row and get support for Goods and Services Tax Bill in Parliament.
The reports said the Centre has rejected the offer from Congress which has kept up the pressure on the NDA government over ‘Lalitgate’.
It said the Modi government has outrightly rejected Congress’ offer, saying there is no question of any deal with the Congress in Parliament session, be it on GST or Land Acquisition Bill.
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Instead, the BJP has agreed for a debate on any contentious issue.
The Monsoon session of Parliament, which is set to commence on July 21, is expected to be a stormy affair with Congress giving more than ample indications of disruptions if government fails to take action on the Lalitgate issue.
Congress has been demanding resignations of Swaraj and Raje over Lalit Modi controversy, of HRD Minister Smriti Irani for allegedly misrepresenting facts about her educational qualification in separate election affidavits, and of Maharashtra minister Pankaja Munde for her clearing purchases worth Rs 206 crore on a single day instead of inviting tenders in violation of norms.

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