New Delhi, March 27 The Delhi Police has registered an FIR in connection with an alleged case of exchanging tickets for money involving individuals linked to the Congress, the police said on Friday.
The case originated from a complaint filed by a man from Haryana who claimed that he was asked to pay large sums of money to secure an election ticket for his wife.
The complainant claimed that payments were made through multiple bank accounts as well as in cash over a period of time.
In his complaint, the man alleged that certain individuals, including political functionaries and their associates, collected money in installments, with some payments routed through aides and intermediaries.
He claimed that a significant portion of the amount was handed over at residences in Delhi, while other amounts were transferred through different accounts.
The complainant has also said that despite making payments amounting to lakhs of rupees, the promised ticket was not granted. He claimed to possess supporting material, including chat records and other documents, to substantiate his allegations.
The police said that the FIR has been registered and an investigation is underway to verify the claims and examine the financial trail, including bank transactions and cash exchanges.
Further details are awaited as investigators look into the role of the persons named in the complaint.
