Businessman Darshan Hiranandani Turns Approver in Cash for Query Scandal, Accuses TMC MP Mahua Moitra of Undue Advantage

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In a startling revelation, prominent businessman Darshan Hiranandani, involved in the infamous 'cash for query' scandal, has come forward as an approver. His sworn affidavit depicts a tale of manipulation and exploitation, accusing Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra of taking 'undue advantage' of him. The scandal, already rife with intrigue, has taken an unexpected turn with Hiranandani's sudden change of allegiance. The impending proceedings hold the promise of unearthing deeper truths and shaking the very foundations of political and business circles.

In a significant development in the ongoing 'cash for query' scandal, prominent businessman Darshan Hiranandani has turned approver, unveiling a series of startling allegations against Trinamool Congress MP, Mahua Moitra. Hiranandani, in a sworn affidavit, has accused Moitra of taking 'undue advantage' of him.

'Cash for query' scandal, which has been making headlines, involves allegations of corporate houses bribing lawmakers to pose tailored questions in the parliament.

In his affidavit, Hiranandani states,

"Ms. Moitra has taken undue advantage of her position and my relationship with her."

He further adds that Moitra allegedly influenced him to make financial transactions that were against his interests.

This development has added a new twist to the scandal, which is currently under investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The CBI is yet to respond to these allegations.

Since the scandal broke, it has led to a public outcry for transparency and accountability in the political and corporate sectors. Many industry experts and political analysts have called for a thorough inquiry into the matter.

"This scandal highlights the urgent need for reforms in our political funding system,"

said Dr. Ramesh Thakur, a political analyst.

The 'cash for query' scandal has not only created ripples in the political arena but also raised questions on the ethical practices within the country's corporate sector. Corporate governance experts believe that this incident could potentially trigger a revision of norms and regulations around corporate-political interactions.

However, in response to Hiranandani's allegations, Moitra has vehemently denied any wrongdoing. Her legal team has labelled these allegations as 'baseless' and 'an attempt to malign her reputation'.

Hiranandani, who is known for his significant contributions to the Indian real estate sector, has expressed his willingness to cooperate with the investigation authorities. His decision to turn approver could potentially expedite the probe and provide new insights into the scandal.

This case is being closely watched by the public, media, and the corporate world alike, as its outcome could have far-reaching implications for corporate-political relations in India.