Satya Pal Malik / CBI notice to former J-K Governor Satyapal Malik, Congress said – this was bound to happen

Satya Pal Malik: CBI has summoned former Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik. He will be questioned in the matter of offering a bribe of Rs 300 crore while he was the governor of Jammu and Kashmir. Satyapal Malik told that the CBI has asked me to appear. They want clarification from me on some things in this matter of corruption. They have asked me verbally to appear on 27th and 28th April as per my convenience. However, till now the CBI has not confirmed this claim of Satyapal Malik.

Let us tell you that in October last year, the CBI had called for questioning in the Reliance Insurance case.

This thing came from the Congress

After all, PM Modi could not stay. Satyapal Malik ji exposed his wrist in front of the country. Now CBI has called Malik ji. This had to happen. There will be one more thing... 'Godi Media' will still remain silent, keep it in writing.

After the news of CBI summoning Satyapal Malik in the Reliance Insurance case came to the fore, the Congress tweeted that finally the PM could not live with Modi. Satyapal Malik exposed his wrist in front of the country. Now CBI has called Malik ji. This had to happen.

What is the matter?

Satyapal Malik was sent to Jammu and Kashmir as Governor in 2018. It was during Malik's tenure that the central government removed Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir. After this he was sent to Meghalaya as Governor. But meanwhile he had claimed that he was offered a bribe of Rs 300 crore to clear two files during his tenure as the governor of Jammu and Kashmir between August 23, 2018 and October 30, 2019.

He had said that after going to Kashmir, two files had come to him for approval. One of these files belonged to Ambani and the other to an RSS person who was a minister in the previous PDP-BJP coalition government led by Mehbooba Mufti and claimed to be very close to the Prime Minister (Narendra Modi).

Malik had said that I was informed by the secretaries of both the departments that it was a scam and accordingly I canceled both the deals.

Malik had also told that the secretaries had told him that you would get Rs 150 crore for passing each file.