New Delhi: Meghalaya Governor Satyapal Malik has apologized for naming the RSS for allegedly offering a bribe of Rs 300 crore during his tenure as Kashmir governor. In an interview with Dainik Bhaskar, the governor expressed regret over the RSS’s name being tarnished. However, in an interview with India Today, the BJP-ruled Goa government accused Kovid of “gross corruption”.
During a function in Rajasthan yesterday, Malik had allegedly offered a bribe of Rs 300 crore if the plans of Ambani and an RSS leader in Kashmir were approved. Ram Madhav, who is also a member of the RSS National Executive Committee, said the allegations were intentional and that legal action would be taken. Malik then changed his mind.
Malik has leveled strong allegations against the BJP, which claims to be anti-corruption despite the RSS’s omission. He said he was removed from the post of Goa governor for speaking out against corruption. Modi was also informed about this. Malik said the Prime Minister was against corruption but he too could be misled.
English Summary: Satyapal Malik apologises
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