Bharatiya Janata Party MP Nishikant Dubey on Wednesday took a recent veiled jibe at Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra, claiming that the Lokpal had initiated motion towards her within the ‘cash for query’ row.Dubey, who had filed a grievance with the Lokpal on October 22, posted a Hindi phrase on social media platform X, whereas sharing a purported notification from the Lokpal on his grievance towards the TMC chief.

The BJP MP from Jharkhand in his letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla had alleged that Mahua Moitra had accepted bribes from industrialist Darshan Hiranandani to ask questions within the Parliament. He had additionally alleged that Moitra’s parliament login credentials had been accessed in Dubai, tantamounting to ‘mortgaging’ India’s nationwide safety.

On Tuesday, Union data expertise minister Ashwini Vaishnaw in his letter to Dubey stated that the National Informatics Centre, which manages Parliament and the members’ portals, will ‘fully cooperate’ with the Lok Sabha’s ethics panel in its probe into allegations towards Moitra.

Responding to the letter, Moitra had posted on her X account,”Who is lying? 2 days ago Fake Degree Wala said NIC already given details including “Dubai” logins to probe agency. Now @AshwiniVaishnaw says NIC will give info in future IF asked by LS or Ethics Comm. BJP welcome to do hit job on me but Adani+Godda perhaps not best strategists!”Darshan Hiranandani, in a signed affidavit, had claimed to have supplied with Moitra the knowledge on the idea of which she might pose questions attacking Adani Group within the parliament. He additionally claimed to have given her costly presents and that he underwrote the renovation of her ‘official bungalow’. Hiranandani additionally claimed to have accessed Moitra’s login credentials in order that he might submit questions ‘directly’ on her behalf. Later, while speaking to a TV news channel, the industrialist said he signed the affidavit ‘voluntarily’ and with none worry or favour. When requested about accessing Moitra’s login credentials, he known as it ‘error of judgment’.