01 July,2022 08:14 PM IST | New Delhi | IANS
Mohammed Zubair. Pic/Official Twitter account
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has asked the Delhi Police to hand them over FIR, remand papers and account-related information of Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair so that the agency could initiate a probe.
The Delhi Police had said that there were multiple transactions in his accounts.
ED sources said Zubair received huge transactions in his account and they want to go through it to check if the money was laundered.
If ED finds evidence, it will lodge an ECIR of Prevention of Money Laundering against Zubair and initiate the investigation.
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As of now, Zubair is in the custody of Delhi Police after his arrest.
He was taken to Bengaluru on Thursday to recover his electronics gadgets.
The ED has not given any official statement in this connection.
As per the FIR, accused Zubair had used a screen-grab of an old Hindi movie which showed an image of a hotel, with its board reading 'Hanuman hotel' instead of 'Honeymoon hotel'.
In his tweet, Zubair had written, "BEFORE 2014: Honeymoon Hotel. After 2014: Hanuman Hotel".
The complainant tagging Delhi Police had written: "Linking our God Hanuman Ji with Honeymoon is a direct insult of Hindus because he is a brahmachari. Kindly take action against this."
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