PM Modi Shares ‘Money Heist’ Video, Congress Counters - Asks To "Explain The Biggest Money Heist"

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PM Modi Shares Money Heist Video, Congress Counters Asking To "Explain The Biggest Money Heist"

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today shared a morphed video titled ‘Congress presents money heist’. The video shows images and video from the raid conducted by the Income Tax officials at various locations associated with the congress leader and MP Dheeraj Sahu. During the raid, the officials had recovered unaccounted money worth RS 300 crore. BJP created the video in line with the Spanish hit series ‘Money Heist’.

Taking a dig at Congress over Dheeraj Sahu case recovery, PM Modi wrote: “In India, who needs “Money Heist” fiction, when you have the Congress Party, whose heists are legendary for 70 years and counting!’’.

The video used Rahul Gandhi’s face to present the multi-crore cash found at the house of Dheeraj Sahu with Money Heist”s background score.

Striking back to the PM’s jibe, congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh asked the PM to “explain the biggest money heist since 1947” and he further lined up the cases associated with Adani, dragging focus to how BJP’s money heist works. Accusing the PM of diverting the attention of the people from the “latest twist involving Chang Chung-Ling and the Adani Group”, Jairam wrote that he knew how desperate the PM was to divert the attention.

He notes that the Adani group benefits from the BJP government and elaborated: “he (Adani) zooms from literally nowhere to the second richest man in the world; borrows billions from banks at his service using inflated stocks as collateral; invests the money in projects kindly gifted to him using ED, CBI and IT.”

“Your (Modi) close friend Adani siphons out ₹17,500 crore from India by inflating the prices of imported coal and power equipment. He (Adani) brings another ₹20,000 crore back into India via offshore shell companies and inflates his stock prices under SEBI’s eyes,” Jairam penned.