Condemning the Modi government of “telltale the people with zero action against black money savers”, the Congress on Monday insisted the resignation of Union Minister Jayant Sinha and BJP MP R.K. Sinha after their names dragged in the Paradise Papers.

“Will the Prime Minister be evidence for the courage of sincerity to hand over this entire information to the Bench of the Supreme Court looking at action against Black Money owners? Will the ‘Compromised Bureau of Investigation’ (CBI) and ED take appropriate action by booking them and carry out raids on them?” Questioned by Congress representative Randeep Surjewala during a press conference.

Attacking on Jayant Sinha, the junior Minister for Civil Aviation, the Congress accused him of restraining information about his associations with U.S.-based Company, D. Light Design, in his announcement to the Election Commission, Lok Sabha Secretariat, and the Prime Minister’s Office.

“Is this not an electoral offense,” Surjewala asked.                       

“Jayant Sinha refuses to put a figure on or reveal his interest in the profit investments made by Omidyar Network either in D.Light Design or in other corporate entities including whether any part of such investments was in an entity based in or connected to an offshore tax haven,” asserted Mr. Surjewala.

The Congress said that both Jayant  Sinha and BJP Lok Sabha MP R.K. Sinha, whose security company, Security and Intelligence Services (SIS) emerge in Paradise Papers, have no right to carry on their present position unless the Supreme Court that is inquiring black money savers ends its inquiry.