CURATED BY – SUNIL YADAV | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Katni, hundreds of Congress officials and workers of Katni district's tehsil office tried to force their way inside by climbing the main gate of the tehsil by raising slogans along with the investors of Sahara India. Seeing this, the police administration sprayed water on all the protesters with water cannons and dispersed them. The Congressmen alleged that the district's Vijayraghavgarh MLA Sanjay Pathak has bought Sahara India's bonds worth crores of rupees in Bhopal in the name of his family for a pittance and this was revealed in the raids conducted by various investigation agencies in Bhopal in the past few days. Important information has come to light from Trishul Construction Company, Quality Group, Ishan Group and some brokers associated with them. In these, not only did the investigation agencies get information about benami properties, shell companies, gold-silver etc., but a big fraud case related to Sahara investors has also come to light. In this case, Sanjay Pathak was found to have bought the land of Sahara Group worth crores of rupees in the name of his family members in collusion with each other. This has a direct impact on the amount to be returned to the investors.
Congress's youth district president Anshu Mishra alleged that in the raids conducted by various investigation agencies in Bhopal in the past few days, it was found that Sanjay Pathak of Katni had bought the land worth crores of rupees of Sahara India situated in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh in the name of his family members in collusion with the company officials. He also expressed the apprehension that Sanjay Pathak is involved in this big scam somewhere. In protest against which, the tehsil office was surrounded today. During this, the police forcefully used water cannon on him and he was arrested. Youth Congress president Anshu Mishra also said that whoever benefited from this buying and selling, the loss was suffered by those investors whose money was stuck in Sahara and which the central government had promised to return.