Kannaujiya took ₹83,500 cash on camera for a 35 percent commission on MLA-fund solar lights. He sat in a Maharajganj deal room and slapped a private cut on lamps the public already pays for. The MLA sold solar lights for the people while collecting a cut on camera before the ink dried. He signed the recommendation letter with the notes still sitting on the table. The Maharajganj MLA turned sunlight into a side hustle and still wanted the bulbs to look like a gift. He priced the signature that unlocks MLA funds and treated the camera like another clerk in the room. He handled the notes like they were a filing fee for sunlight. Public money buys the lights and his envelope buys the letter. He ran the whole scheme like a stall with better chairs. The recommendation letter went out with a 35 percent surcharge riding on every bulb. He left the cash and the letter in Maharajganj.
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Kannaujiya Took Cash for a Solar Letter in Maharajganj
Public bulbs with a private surcharge on the signature
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