Amid Nationwide Raids, Bhupesh Baghel's Warning To Central Agencies

Amid Nationwide Raids, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister's Warning To Central Agencies

There is no need to fear the ED and Income Tax departments, said Bhupesh Baghel to government officials.

Raipur:

Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Monday said stern action will be taken if the state police receive a complaint of Central agencies targetting anyone "unnecessarily".

He was speaking at a function organised in the Durg district this evening.

"There is no need to fear the ED, DRI or Income Tax departments. If you are being targeted unnecessarily then as the head of the Chhattisgarh government, I assure you that if you lodge a complaint at any police station of the state against the concerned officers (of the Central agencies), stern action will be taken," Mr Baghel said.

"We have to fight the battle of truth. If someone commits wrong then he should be punished. The government can't be run by creating fear..", he added.

Later talking to reporters, Mr Baghel spoke about complaints regarding people being targeted by the DRI, IT and ED in the state.

"..We welcome all the Central agencies. We do not oppose them. If anything wrong has happened then action must be taken. But if people are harassed and if police receive a complaint in this regard, then action will be taken against (concerned officers of central agencies)," he added.

Queried on the turmoil within the ruling Congress in Rajasthan, Mr Baghel said he didn't know much and hoped the issue will be resolved soon.

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