Sanjay Singh Targets BJP Over Alleged Financial and Communal Malpractice

Sanjay Singh, Rajya Sabha MP for the Aam Aadmi Party, leveled sharp allegations against the Bharatiya Janata Party on Saturday, claiming the ruling party utilizes dummy organizations to launder illicit funds. Speaking in Lucknow, Singh decried a pattern of systemic corruption and communal tension orchestrated to secure electoral advantages.

Editorial·September 5, 2026·reads: 1,958

Sanjay Singh Targets BJP Over Alleged Financial and Communal Malpractice

Singh detailed the operation of six obscure political entities in Gujarat, including the Aam Janmat Party and the Satyavadi Rakshak Party, which he claims funneled Rs 5,500 crore into BJP coffers. He characterized these organizations as vessels for converting black money and diverting foreign funds, questioning the lack of oversight from investigative agencies and the Election Commission.

Beyond financial allegations, the MP linked recent communal friction to political desperation. He specifically cited the demolition of a historic mosque in Saharanpur as a calculated attempt to incite strife. Furthermore, Singh accused the BJP and RSS of sidelining Dalit and Adivasi communities within the Ram Mandir Trust, suggesting that these actions are part of a broader strategy to consolidate power through exclusion and religious polarization.