NEW DELHI: The Congress on Saturday accused BJP MP Tejasvi Surya along with also his uncle Ravi Subramanya of earning money through vaccines and also required that an FIR be registered from them and they are be removed since MP and MLA respectively.
The BJP leaders have, however, denied the charge.
Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera alleged according to an audio tape discharged through social networking, Subramanya supposedly took a pay of Rs 700 per vaccine in a private hospital at Karnataka.
Surya is observed boosting the hospital in advertisements, ” he alleged.
“The purchase of Tejasvi Surya in the parliament ought to be completed instantly, we owe those of Karnataka.
The membership of Ravi Subramanya, third-time MLA in Basavanagudi, ought to be finished at this time,” he told reporters.
Khera alleged that a manager of an exclusive hospital obviously informs a public that each vaccination he might need to pay per year 900 as Rs 700 of the need to be awarded to Ravi Subramanya, a BJP MLA in Basavanagudi at Karnataka, who’s Surya’s uncle.
“These are shocking, startling revelations.
It’s similar to getting caught red handed.
That is a hospital.
Before this week,” BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, who’s also the president of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, had promoted his own image together with this clinic, exhorting people to have vaccinated against this clinic,” he said.
“we would like to ask Mr Prime Minister, this Tejasvi Surya is his most gloomy boy.
We need answers, how in the world were diverted from government hospitals into a hospital,” he inquired.
“There ought to be a FIR lodged against Surya and Subramanya, Mr Prime Minister,” the Congress leader said.
Citing the instance of money for queries where members have been expelled from Parliament, he stated that this is an instance of money for vaccines.
“Tejasvi Surya’s Parliament membership ought to be finished with instantly,” he demanded, including,”In case you wish to spare the lives of individuals of Karnataka, this can be barely any sacrifice for you Mr Prime Minister.
Here is the very least you can do”