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Digvijay denies allegation of his number found in letter in Koregaon probe

Staff Reporter

Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh has rubbished allegations of his number being found in the letters recovered by police in connection to Bhima Koregaon police saying he discontinued using the number for four years.

Responding to reports that Pune police could question him after recovering his cell phone number from one of the letters written by the accused in the case, Singh said it was completely baseless and false allegation. While talking to media persons, Singh said, “The said cell phone number was uploaded on Rajya Sabha portal and thousands of persons had it, Besides, I have stopped using this number four years ago.”

He also dared PM Narendra Modi, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadanvis and others to arrest him if he was guilty. Claiming that BJP and RSS were apprehensive of him so they somehow want to created a negative atmosphere against him. Claiming that he earlier was also called traitor and even courted arrest but no action was taken. On being asked about BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra’s allegation of him having naxal links, the former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister called Patra a joke denying to comment on his remarks. Senior officers of Pune police involved in the probe claimed that they have received some phone numbers mentioned in the letters recovered in the probe