Nishikant Dubey Accuses Congress of Selling Petroleum Ministry Based on 70-Year-Old Documents

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has leveled serious accusations against the Congress party, claiming that their actions are unparalleled. These allegations are not recent, but are based on a case from 70 years ago. In a post on X, Dubey stated that the Congress party is filled with wealth and that in 1956, they allegedly sold the Mining and Petroleum Ministry to Serajuddin. Dubey’s post further asserts that this sale was acknowledged by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in the Lok Sabha. He claims that Serajuddin & Company was known for obtaining manganese ore leases. Dubey added that the then minister K.D. Malaviya was investigated by Supreme Court judge Das, resulting in four charge sheets. Malaviya resigned in 1963. Dubey alleges that to prevent the Gandhi family’s corruption from surfacing, they were jailed in the 1977 Mumbai High oil scam, but the case was withdrawn again in 1980. Earlier, on October 3rd, Nishikant Dubey accused the Congress of imprisoning the former Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur and her son, Colonel Bhawani Singh. He stated that Bhawani Singh, who fought in the 1962 war and significantly contributed to the 1971 war, and his mother were imprisoned in 1975. Dubey claimed that Indira Gandhi was jealous of the beauty of Maharani Gayatri Devi, leading to their imprisonment on charges of drug trafficking, hawala, and arms trafficking by the Congress in 1975. The Congress has dismissed Dubey’s allegations against Indira Gandhi as baseless. There has been no response from the Congress on this new accusation, but some X users have questioned Dubey. One X user asked what he has done in his 11 years in power.