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Amarinder, kin asked to explain transaction
Tribune News Service

Raninder Singh outside the Vigilance Bureau office in Ludhiana on Sunday.
Raninder Singh outside the Vigilance Bureau office in Ludhiana on Sunday. — Photo by Inderjeet Verma 

Ludhiana, July 29
The Vigilance Bureau officials investigating into the alleged multi-crore city centre project scam today claimed that Capt Amarinder Singh and his family had not mentioned transactions worth Rs 6.68 crore, made during his chief ministership, in the annual income tax returns.

The Vigilance has asked his son Raninder Singh, alias Tikku, to explain the transactions by August 16. Raninder was quizzed for about an hour along with his brother-in-law Raminder Singh, alias Richhi, in the alleged multi-crore city centre scam and other scandals.

SSP Kanwarjit Sandhu said the transactions were made through the bank accounts of the former CM, MP Preneet Kaur, Rishma Kaur (wife of Raninder Singh) apart from the Raninder Singh Trust.

Raninder and Raminder, who was surrounded by over 200 supporters led by Youth Congress president Vijay Inder Singla, only commented that the questioning was done in a civilised manner.

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