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‘Premium plot for low-value land’ : Congress leaders accuse Chhattisgarh government of providing undue benefits to Minister’s wife
By Shubhomoy Sikdar||4 min read at The Hindu
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not written by The Hindu · not verifiedGenerated October 1, 2026
- The Chhattisgarh Congress has accused the state government of providing undue land benefits to the wife of Minister Kedar Kashyap through a development scheme. The BJP and the Raipur Development Authority have denied the allegations, stating that the land allotment followed regulatory procedures and environmental guidelines.
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The Opposition Congress on Thursday accused the Vishnu Deo Sai government of providing to State Minister Kedar Kashyap’s wife through a town development scheme in the State capital Raipur. Demanding a probe into the , the party claimed that Radhika Palace Private Limited – in which Mr Kashyap’s wife Shanti serves as a director – was allotted a commercial plot in a prime area in exchange for a patch of land whose value was much lower.
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