Legal Tides: Assam's CM Stands Firm Amid Passport Controversy
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma addressed legal proceedings stemming from his wife's case against Congress leader Pawan Khera. Khera is accused of possessing fake documents regarding multiple passports and overseas properties. Sarma emphasized adherence to legal procedures, while Khera cooperated with the Crime Branch's investigation.
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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma asserted the law would follow its course concerning his wife's case against Congress leader Pawan Khera. Accusations point to Khera possessing multiple passports and false documents.
At a press conference following his cabinet meeting, Sarma stated the Supreme Court's involvement ensured Khera appeared before the Crime Branch. The Chief Minister emphasized that the allegations presented were counterfeit.
Khera, responding to a police summons, participated in the ongoing investigation and affirmed respect for legal protocols. The intricate allegations include election-related misconduct, forgery, and defamation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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