A day after CBI raided his premises, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh today said he has "nothing to hide", in his first reaction over the allegations of Disproportionate Assets against him. His comments in a series of tweets came as the Congress Legislature Party expressed "unflinching support" to him amid the intensification of probe by CBI against him. [related-post] "I was on the way to temple for my daughter's marriage ceremony when I encountered the CBI team outside my house at Shimla," Singh tweeted. "I proceeded to the wedding ceremony, opened my house doors to the CBI & asked them to check what they want(ed), as I have nothing to hide," he added. I was on the way to Temple for my daughters marriage ceremony when I encountered with the CBI Team outside my house at Shimla. (1/2) — Virbhadra Singh (@virbhadrasingh) September 27, 2015 I proceeded to the wedding ceremony , opened my house doors to the CBI & asked them to check what they want, as I have nothing to hide(2/2) — Virbhadra Singh (@virbhadrasingh) September 27, 2015 In an unprecedented action on a serving Chief Minister, CBI on Saturday raided the official residence of Singh in Shimla and 12 other places in connection with an alleged disproportionate assets case on a day his daughter was getting married. In the wake of CBI raids, BJP leaders of the state, including former Chief Minister P K Dhumal, have demanded Singh's resignation on moral grounds. Meanwhile, Congress Legislature Party met here today under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister and expressed "unflinching support" to Singh. The Congress said all its 34 MLAs and four independent MLAs, who attended the meeting, rejected demands for Singh's resignation and decided to submit a memorandum to President Pranab Mukherjee against the "political vendetta" unleashed by the Central BJP leadership against the Congress-led government. The party alleged misuse of CBI to destabilize "the strong and popular" democratically-elected Congress government.
