Cash-for-votes: Amar 'aides' remain in custody

July 21, 2011 16:32

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Meanwhile, the latest on the cash-for-votes scam is that Sanjeev Saxena and Suhail Hindustani have been remanded to police custody till tommorrow, even as the Delhi police tells court that no Congress or Samajwadi Party leader tried to contact Hindustani.

Both Saxena and Hindustani have been arrested under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Hindustani, a BJP worker alleged that he was approached by former SP leader Amar Singh and several Congress leaders for arranging the BJP MPs for the trust vote.

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