"We got the information that the acting Chairman of DVC had on April 21 chaired a meeting in Kolkata and discussed issues of handing over the assets to the government of West Bengal, which indicates a conspiracy being hatched against Jharkhand, one of the stake holders," Munda alleged.
Munda said that he has written to the Election Commission and has also sought President Pranab Mukherjee's intervention into the matter.
"Jharkhand is one of the stake holders in the DVC operations. I don't know whether anyone from Jharkhand had represented the meeting on April 21," Munda said expresssing his doubts that it was an attempt to 'please someone'.
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