Bitcoin misappropriation: Will fight BJP's allegations legally, says Congress leader Nana Patole
Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole on Wednesday slammed the BJP for dragging him in its allegations of Bitcoins misappropriation to influence the state polls and said he would take the legal route to fight the «fake» charges against him. Talking to reporters after casting his vote in Bhandara district, Patole said he is a farmer and has nothing to do with Bitcoins.
The BJP on Tuesday played purported voice notes of Patole and NCP (SP) leader Supriya Sule to allege attempts to encash Bitcoins to influence the state assembly elections, claiming it poses a serious question on the conduct of polls in a free and fair manner.
Sharing the audios in which the voices and signal chats purportedly belonging to the two opposition leaders stress the Bitcoin transactions for allegedly funding their poll campaign, BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi said it is clear that the MVA has seen the writing on the wall that it is facing defeat in the polls.
Lok Sabha member Sule has denied the charges and said they have filed a criminal complaint to the ECI and the Cybercrime Department against the fake allegations made of bitcoin misappropriation.
Patole also dismissed the BJP allegations and said, «The voice in the clip being circulated is not mine. Even (Prime Minister) Narendra Modi recognises my voice.»
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