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Businessman Darshan Hiranandani, who allegedly paid Moitra to raise questions in Parliament about the Adani Group, had claimed in a signed affidavit that the TMC MP from Krishnanagar targeted industrialist Gautam Adani to malign and embarrass Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

India News: Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee has written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, requesting 48 hours to read the ethics panel report recommending the

Moitra can be expelled only if the House votes in favour of the panel’s recommendation.

Mahua Moitra is a former Lok Sabha MP from Krishnanagar. She had contested the Lok Sabha seat from the Trinamool Congress ticket in 2019. | Latest News India

The report was tabled in Lok Sabha amid uproar from the Opposition MPs who questioned the procedure followed by the panel and demanded a discussion on the report

India News: Trinamool Congress leader Mahua Moitra, who was expelled from the Lok Sabha over the cash-for-query scandal, dared the Bharatiya Janata Party that sh

TMC MP Mahua Moitra could get disqualified today in the ‘cash-for-query’ case if the ethics committee report gets approved in Parliament today. Let’s look at the timeline of events

Mahua Moitra, the Trinamool Congress MP from Krishnanagar, West Bengal, was expelled by the Lok Sabha for sharing credentials and accepting gifts, deemed "unethical conduct." The Ethics Committee, acting on BJP MP Nishikant Dubeys allegations, recommended her removal in a 500-page report.

The lower house of Parliament passed a resolution to expel Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra in connection with the "cash-for-query" case. The report, recommending Moitras expulsion, was tabled in the Parliament amid opposition uproar. The Ethics Committees report was adopted on November 9, with six members voting in favor, including Congress MP Preneet Kaur, and four members from opposition parties submitting dissent notes.

Today, I am really sad to see the attitude of the BJP party. I don't understand how the (Lok Sabha) members could go through the 495 pages within half an hour and how all the speakers could take a decision (on what the report says): Bengal Chief Minister