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This story is from January 16, 2014

Virbhadra Singh files defamation case against BJP leaders

Virbhadra Singh said he filed a defamation suit as the Dhumals and Arun Jaitley had unleashed a malicious campaign against me and my family members through media.
Virbhadra Singh files defamation case against BJP leaders
SHIMLA: Himachal Pradesh chief minister Virbhadra Singh, on Thursday, filed a defamation case against senior BJP leader Arun Jaitley, former chief minister Prem Kumar Dhumal and his sons BJP MP Anurag Thakur and Arun Dhumal. “I am not going to be cowed down by their threats and malicious propaganda. I firmly believe in the rule of law and truth and justice will prevail,” Virbhadra Singh said after filing the case.
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Virbhadra Singh said he filed a defamation suit as the Dhumals and Arun Jaitley had unleashed a malicious campaign “against me and my family members through media”.
Therefore, I was compelled to file defamation case, he said.
Virbhadra Singh had filed the case after BJP leaders levelled allegations of corruption against him and questioned the personal loan secured from Vakamulla Chandershekhar and shares obtained from his companies.
“I am not afraid of the slanderous onslaught by Dhumal and other BJP leaders and will face them boldly,” he said.
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Anand Bodh

Anand Bodh is Senior Assistant Editor with The Times of India in Shimla and has covered militancy in J&K and general news in Punjab and Chandigarh before moving to Himachal Pradesh. He loves the rugged mountains and glaciers, keeps track of development in these areas and occasionally highlights the unique culture and traditions beside politics and environmental issues of this hill state in his writing.

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