Kolkata: BJP president Amit Shah on Sunday alleged that several CPI-M leaders in Tripura were involved in the Rose Valley chit fund scam, but there was no thorough probe on it.
As of now, two Trinamool Congress MPs Sudip Bandyopadhyay and Tapas Pal have been arrested in the Rose Valley Scam, which according to sources amounts to Rs 60,000 crore. The scam is believed to be the biggest ponzi fraud in India and is considered to be at least seven times bigger than Saradha scam.
"Women are not safe here. In the last 10 months, more than 900 cases of molestation and eve teasing have been reported in this state. Out of the 37 lakh people in Tripura, more than 65% people live below the poverty line. There are around 25% literate people who are unemployed, and another 25% do not have access to safe drinking water. I met a few teachers who told me they had lost their jobs. When I inquired, they told me Manik’s government was involved in the teacher recruitment scam. All the corrupt will be brought to books. BJP will form government here," said Shah.
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