Bhubaneswar: Police on Sunday Served a Notice to the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation (RGF), seeking details of its financial records and foreign contributions, in connection with a case a career Jharsuguda Against Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi for his Alleged “Anti-National” Remarks.Police said notice has been issued under section 94 of Bns. The Foundation Director has been summoned by the police. Police has sought a range of documents, including year Foreign Contributes Since the Foundation’s Inception in 1991, Details of Bank Accounts, Authorized Signatories, Names and Contests of Contacts Auditors, a copy of the FCRA License, and Clarifications on Specific Donations.Jharsuguda police has specifically asked the foundation if it has brought foreign donations from controversial precher zakir naik and the chinese government.Additional, an explanation has been sought Regarding the alleged diversion of the PM relife fund during the upa era. “Failure to complete with the notice could result in penal action under section 210 of the bns,” a police officer said.An Fir Had Been Lodged on February 7 Against Gandhi in Jharsuguda after his speech at the inaugation of the new Congress headquarters in Delhi on January 15, with the BJP and RSS of CAPTURING National Institutions and Stated, “We are now Fighting the BJP, The RSS, and the Indian State Itself”.The complaint was filed by Local BJP Units and Allied Organizations, Alleging that Gandhi’s Remarks Incited Subversive Activities and Undermined India’s Sovereignty.Inspector generalThis case is notable as it is one of the first high-profile cases under the BNSS, which replaced the Indian Penal Code in July 2024, Marking a significant shift in Legal Processeds Related to Modi Public order.
