Kripashankar Singh

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  Maharashtra's Ex-Congress Minister Kripashankar Singh Joins BJP

  Former Congress leader Kripashankar Singh, who was the minister of state for home in the previous Congress-NCP government in Maharashtra, joined the BJP on Wednesday.

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  Maharashtra Congress Implodes After 3 Leaders Quit In 24 Hours

  The Congress is imploding in Maharashtra with three leaders, including Kripashankar Singh and Harshvardhan Patil, having quit. Mr Patil is expected to join the BJP today, with Ganesh Naik from the NCP, and Mr Singh is likely to join at a later date. The third leader to have resigned is actor-turned-politician Urmila Matondkar

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  Ganesh Chaturthi: Devendra Fadnavis Visits Congress' Kripashankar Singh

  Maharashtra Chief Devendra Fadnavis visited Congress leader and former state minister Kripashankar Singh's residence at Pali Hill in Mumbai's Bandra to offer prayers to Lord Ganesh.

• Mumbai police invite tainted politician to Iftar party

  That only a fine line divides our nation's lawmakers from its lawbreakers comes as no news. On Monday, however, even that line was blurred and dissolved, as representatives from the two sides cast aside the sham of pretence and came together to hobnob, in full public glare and under the arc lights.

• Ex-Congress chief from Mumbai Kripashankar's properties to be returned

  In what may be seen as partial relief for former chief of the Mumbai Congress Kripashankar Singh, the Supreme Court has stayed the attachment and seizure of his properties in a disproportionate assets case. The Supreme Court, however, refused to stay investigation against Mr Singh and his family members. The top court has said the FIR against them ...

• Tainted Congress leader Kripashankar Singh's security withdrawn

  A day after the Economic Offences Wing of the Mumbai Police raided and attached properties owned by former Mumbai congress chief Kripashankar Singh and his family, the tainted leader is back in the city.

• In anti-corruption case, Congress leader's BMWs seized; son flips off crowd

  In a display of arrogance, tainted Mumbai Congress chief Kripashankar Singh's son Narendra Mohan flipped off mediapersons today. During a search, 400 live cartridges were found at his residence Tarang. The police are now trying to probe whether Mr Singh and his family have the necessary arms licences.

• In anti-corruption case, Congress leader's BMWs seized

  The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai police today sealed a bungalow belonging to former Mumbai Congress chief Kripashankar Singh after conducting searches at his residences and office, officials said. Mr Singh's two BMWs have also been seized.

• Files being burnt in Kripashankar's backyard

  The question is, after allegedly cooking the books, was Kripashankar Singh burning them on Wednesday? Staff members of the former Mumbai Pradesh Congress chief were seen incinerating bundles of files and documents in the backyard of the MLA's Sai Prasad building residence at Bandra (E) on Wednesday. What is more shocking is that this act took place...

• Mumbai Police registers FIR against Congress leader Kripashankar Singh

  The Mumbai Police has registered a First Information Report (FIR) against former Mumbai Congress chief Kripashankar Singh in connection with a disproportionate assets case.

• Who will be the next Congress chief for Mumbai?

  With the present Congress Chief for Mumbai Kripashankar Singh facing a probe in a disproportionate assets case, all eyes are set on who the next chief will be. Mr Singh is alleged to have amassed assets worth over Rs 300 crore, disproportionate to his known sources of income. He resigned on Thursday.

• More trouble for Kripashankar Singh after Income Tax department finds serious lapses

  The former chief of Mumbai Congress, Kripashankar Singh and his son are entangled in a graft case where the Income Tax department has found serious lapses.

• Corruption case: Mumbai Congress chief Kripashankar Singh resigns

  Mumbai Congress president Kripashankar Singh resigned today after the Bombay High Court directed the city police commissioner to prosecute him for "criminal misconduct" under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

• Angry Priya Dutt complains to Congress about 'insult'

  As Mumbai gears up to vote for its local municipal elections, the Congress has some house-keeping it needs to urgently attend to. Priya Dutt, the popular MP and actor Sanjay Dutt's sister, is upset about not being consulted about the party's candidates. Ms Dutt denies that she has threatened to quit.

• Milind Deora, Priya Dutt likely contenders to be next Mumbai Congress chief

  Eager to project a clean image in the aftermath of a string of scams, the Congress is likely to soon replace Mumbai Congress chief Kripashankar Singh, who is battling corruption charges.Mr Singh's term has just expired and the party is reportedly under pressure from the city unit to not award him a second term in the wake of charges of graft agains...