New video emerges of Satyendar Jain having food inside jail cell. IANS
Delhi

After Massage, Video of Satyendar Jain Having Food in Jail Cell Goes Viral

A new video has emerged showing Delhi Minister Satyendar Jain having food inside his prison cell in the Tihar Jail.

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A new video has emerged showing Delhi Minister Satyendar Jain having food inside his prison cell in the Tihar Jail.

It was earlier reported that Jain had lost about 6 kg as he was keeping a fast and only ate fruits.

But the new video, which has gone viral on social media, shows the AAP leader eat various packaged food items from.

Questions are being raised at Tihar authorities of how packaged food from outside was being allowed to serve inside the hail premises.

Earlier, Jain had moved a court accusing agencies acting on the behest of the Centre and leaking his videos.

Wednesday's development comes just days after another CCTV footage clip showed the Delhi Minister receiving a massage inside his jail cell, which led to widespread outrage and backfire.

Jain was arrested on May 30 under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

He was in de-facto control of shell companies used for alleged money laundering, and the co-accused persons Ankush Jain and Vaibhav Jain were just dummies.

The ED initiated a money laundering investigation on the basis of the CBI's FIR lodged against various suspects including Udai Shanker Awasthi, MD IFFCO; Pankaj Jain, Promoter of Jyoti Trading Corporation and Rare Earth Group, Dubai; Amarendra Dhari Singh and others.

They were accused by the CBI for allegedly hatching criminal conspiracy, cheating and criminal misconduct. (SJ/IANS)

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