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Chief Minister's Brother-in-Law Summoned in Bribery Probe

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The Enforcement Directorate summoned Amardeep Singh Grewal, brother-in-law of Bhagwant Mann, for questioning over bribery allegations involving Dr Gurpreet Kaur Mann, the Chief Minister’s wife, according to reports from dailypioneer.com. Grewal, who is connected to M/S East Sunshine Production Pvt Ltd, was initially summoned for October 7 but was rescheduled to appear at the Delhi office on October 9. Investigators are examining Grewal’s role in transactions and potential movement of funds under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

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The investigation examines allegations dating back to early September, which included claims that Grewal sought up to five crore rupees to resolve cases. The probe involves the Chief Minister of Punjab, Bhagwant Mann, and raises questions about financial transactions linked to the Chief Minister’s family.

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    Punjab might face regulatory and political scrutiny, which could negatively affect the state's economic reputation and investment.

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