New Delhi [India], November 20 (ANI): Congress leader Pawan Khera on Monday slammed the Bharatiya Janata Party candidate in Rajasthan, Baba Balak Nath over allegations of black money and said "Why is the Prime Minster, ED and IT are silent on this.""The one in front of whom all of us bow down irrespective of politics or the party, I will bow down in front of Baba Balak Nathji if he is in front of me. But when there are allegations against him that he sent Rs. 52 crores as black money to Canada through Hawala because he wanted to buy 32 or 35 acres of land for the plantation of Cannabis, it is saddening because it broke the trust of the people."Further, slamming Prime Minister Modi and investigation agencies' silence on the matter, Pawan Khera asked why they are silent.

"PM had the slogan, 'Na Khaunga, na Khane dunga'. Sometimes it is Baba Balak Nath's name, or Sirsa or Tomar. The PM, ED, and IT are silent."Notably, the second video of Tomar's son, Devendra Singh Tomar, surfaced on social media about making deals worth crores of rupees with some businessmen.

Earlier, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel also shared on X, the video of a man who identified himself as a resident of Canada and claimed it was him who was discussing alleged financial transactions with Tomar's son in an earlier video.

"Rs 10,000 crore game? Your (apparently referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi) agency levelled allegations of hundreds of crores of rupees (scam) against me based on an unconfirmed video and the statement of a driver. Now check this also. Which agency will investigate? When will raids take place? When will there be hour-long programmes in the media?" Baghel asked.

"A new revelation has come to light in the viral video case of Union minister Narendra Singh Tomar's son Devendra Tomar "making transactions worth crores of rupees," Baghel claimed.

"The person who was talking to the minister's son on video call has confirmed the entire conversation by releasing a new video. Narendra Singh Tomar's son has also purchased 100 acres of land abroad for ganja (cannabis) cultivation," he wrote on X.

In response, Union Minister Narendra Tomar labelled the video involving his son as fake and part of an opposition conspiracy during elections. He also demanded a Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL) investigation to reveal the truth and expose the alleged conspiracy. (ANI)