Virbhadra DA case: Delhi Court adjourns matter till Apr. 3

New Delhi [India], Apr. 1 (ANI): A Delhi Court on Saturday adjourned the hearing over the Disproportionate case (DA) against Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh for April 3 due to incompletion of scrutiny of documents. Earlier on Friday, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed a chargesheet in the case. A day after being booked by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) special court in a disproportionate assets case, The Chief Minister on Saturday accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of conspiring against him and asserted that all charges levied on him were fabricated. Averring that the truth would win, Singh said that the saffron party and its leaders were misusing power. "The fight has just begun and I know the truth will prevail. All cases against me are fabricated. This is a conspiracy against me stitched by some BJP leaders like Prem Kumar Dhumal and Anurag Thakur. The BJP is misusing its power. There's no truth in it," said Singh. Earlier on Friday, the CBI filed a chargesheet in the case. The chargesheet also contains the name of Singh's wife Pratibha along with others, bringing the count of the accused upto nine. Life Insurance Corporation agent Anand Chauhan, his associate Chunni Lal, Joginder Singh Ghalta, Prem Raj, Lawan Kumar Roach, Vakamullah Chandrashekhra and Ram Prakash Bhatia have also been named in the chargesheet. The fresh blow to the Chief Minister comes after the Delhi High Court dismissed his plea challenging the FIR filed by the CBI in the disproportionate assets case. The CBI had registered an FIR for alleged property of Rs. 6 crore amassed between 2009-12 during Virbhadra's tenure as the union steel minister. The Chief Minister had earlier dubbed the CBI action as "politically motivated." (ANI)