As the Income Tax department raided various locations in National Capital Region linked to RJD chief Lalu Prasad on the charges of alleged benami deals, the former Chief Minister and his family tried to show it's business as usual. Taxmen have raided 22 locations in New Delhi and Gurugram on the charges of benami land deals worth Rs. 1,000 crore. Properties of his daughter and RJD MP Misa Bharti and senior RJD leader and former union minister Prem Chand Gupta were also raided in New Delhi. The IT department also have also searched a private property of Gupta, which Lalu uses as his Delhi residence. The RJD chief, however, put up a brave face, saying he was "not scared at all" and will continue to fight against the "fascist forces". As soon as the news came, the gates of his Patna house was closed and only the selected were allowed to go in. Soon after Prasad called up his advocates and senior leaders of the party and asked to come to his house. First to arrive was Principal Deputy ...
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