JD(U) issues notice to party leader RCP Singh in corruption cases

Patna, Aug 6: Bihar JD(U) president Umesh Kushwaha on Saturday served a show cause notice to party leader RCP Singh for “discrepancies in immovable properties registered from 2013 to 2022 in his name and that of his family” and sought to know the source of income to purchase that land.

 

The notice was served to him following a complaint lodged by two party members in Nalanda who leveled serious corruption charges against RCP Singh, before the party’s top leadership.

 

The party has asked RCP Singh to clarify how the registries of 58 plots have been done in the names of himself, his daughters – Saharsa SP Lipi Singh and Lata Singh, and family members.

 

The party has mentioned that RCP Singh was associated with Nitish Kumar as a bureaucrat and has served as two times Rajya Sabha MP, party’s national president, organisational secretary of the party as well as a union minister in the Central government.

 

“As our leader Nitish Kumar works on zero tolerance for corruption policy and he never compromises on it and has not purchased properties despite his long public life, the party is also expecting the same from you. Hence, you have been asked to reply point wise,” Kushwaha said in the notice to RCP Singh.

 

As per the details, 12 plots were registered in Saifabad Moja under the Islampur block, and 12 plots in the Kewali block. These two lands were registered in the names of Lipi Singh and Lata Singh in 2013 and 2016 respectively.

 

As per the letter of JD(U), 33 plots in Sherpur Malti Mauja and one in Mohhamadpur were registered in the names of the family members of RCP Singh.

 

As per the documents of the party, Naresh Prasad Singh, a native of Neemchak Bathani in Nalanda had donated land to a person named Dharmendra Kumar on April 28, 2014. The same land was donated further by Dharmendra Kumar to Lipi Singh and Lata Singh.

 

The letter further said that a person named Bindeshwari Saw purchased two plots on September 4 and 15 and sold them to Lipi Singh and Lata Singh. One of the lands was sold within 6 days after the registry and another was sold after 8 months.

 

After resigning from the union cabinet, RCP Singh held public meetings in several parts of Bihar.

 

During the meeting, some of his supporters projected him as the future chief minister of Bihar which made the top leadership of the party uncomfortable.

–IANS

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