Apj Abdul Kalam Bungalow

The Income Tax department has seized a Rs 300-crore Delhi Bungalow under the anti-Benami law in its probe against Ratul Puri, nephew of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath. The tax department also seized Foreign Direct Investments worth $40 million.

The government has asked former Lok Sabha speaker P A Sangma's family to vacate the 34, APJ Abdul Kalam Road bungalow, which may become the new address of President Pranab Mukherjee after his tenure gets over in July next year, indicating that he may not get a second term in office.

A day after a nephew of APJ Abdul Kalam resigned from BJP, the late president's grand-nephew APJMJ Sheik Saleem today said he continued to be a loyal worker of the saffron party.

APJ Abdul Kalam's nephew Haja Syed Ibrahim has quit the ruling BJP, reportedly because he is upset that the government had allotted the former president's bungalow to a minister instead of making it a memorial.

The sprawling two-storey bungalow where former president APJ Abdul Kalam lived for the last eight years has now been given to Mahesh Sharma, the minister who had controversially said that Dr Kalam was a "nationalist and humanist despite being a Muslim."

The Income Tax department has seized a Rs 300-crore Delhi Bungalow under the anti-Benami law in its probe against Ratul Puri, nephew of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath. The tax department also seized Foreign Direct Investments worth $40 million.

The government has asked former Lok Sabha speaker P A Sangma's family to vacate the 34, APJ Abdul Kalam Road bungalow, which may become the new address of President Pranab Mukherjee after his tenure gets over in July next year, indicating that he may not get a second term in office.

A day after a nephew of APJ Abdul Kalam resigned from BJP, the late president's grand-nephew APJMJ Sheik Saleem today said he continued to be a loyal worker of the saffron party.

APJ Abdul Kalam's nephew Haja Syed Ibrahim has quit the ruling BJP, reportedly because he is upset that the government had allotted the former president's bungalow to a minister instead of making it a memorial.

The sprawling two-storey bungalow where former president APJ Abdul Kalam lived for the last eight years has now been given to Mahesh Sharma, the minister who had controversially said that Dr Kalam was a "nationalist and humanist despite being a Muslim."