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| BJYM leader Pamela Goswami | Image Source : Facebook |
Indeed, even as she was being removed from the court after her hearing on Saturday, Pamela Goswami shouted out her interest for a CID test into the matter.
In court, Pamela Goswami claimed that she was "outlined" as a feature of a "intrigue". The BJYM pioneer even blamed BJP's Rakesh Singh for "sending his men to plant" the pockets of cocaine recuperated from her vehicle by Kolkata Police.
During the meeting, Pamela Goswami asserted BJP pioneer Rakesh Singh's men "planted" the pockets of cocaine in her vehicle. "I have information from credible sources. I had recorded an audio five days ago," Goswami asserted.
A nearby partner of BJP West Bengal in-control Kailash Vijayvargiya, Rakesh Singh has additionally reacted to the claims.
Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) leader Pamela Goswami, held with 100 grams of cocaine, has levelled allegations against BJP leader Rakesh Singh.
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"It is very easy to make a complaint but it is difficult to prove it. She [Pamela] will be able to tell why she took my name. All I can say is that it is a conspiracy to discredit me. I don't trust in this kind of dirty politics," Rakesh Singh said.
State committee member of BJP's Bengal unit, Rakesh Singh went on to add, "A few days ago, she [Pamela] complained to the police against leaders such as Bharti Ghosh and Swapan Dasgupta, on Facebook too. Even her father has filed a complaint against her."
Asked about the BJYM leader naming his close associate Rakesh Singh, Kailash Vijayvargiya told reporters in Hooghly on Saturday, "The Trinamool government has trapped thousands of supporters and leaders in fake NDPS and foreclosure cases. According to the BJP national president, in this case, we have faith in the judiciary."
Pamela's mother Madhuchanda Goswami told on Saturday, "My daughter is very good. I know her very well. She is my daughter. We are a middle-class family. We have never even tasted cocaine."
The Kolkata Police say 100 grams of cocaine were found in Pamela Goswami's sack and the vehicle seat. Goswami's companion Probir Kumar Dey was likewise captured alongside her from NR Avenue in Kolkata's New Alipore territory.
As she was being taken to Kolkata Police central command in Lalbazar from New Alipore Police station on Friday, Pamela Goswami was heard yelling from inside the police vehicle, "I have been falsely accused."
Calling attention to supposed inconsistencies in the police journal passages, legal counselor Prithvijoy Das said CCTV film of the capture will carry greater lucidity as for claims made by the police and Pamela. "The main discrepancy that arises is the time of arrest and when the information was received," Das added.
Asked about the cocaine recovered from her, lawyer Prithvijoy Das said, "It was not found with her. After in person search, it was not in her possession but in the car. It was in two pouches. One was 40 gms and the other 36 gms. Anyone can bring that pouch in their pocket and put it inside the car."
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