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“Rajiv Gandhi scrapped inheritance law to save their family property”: PM Modi

““Rajiv Gandhi scrapped inheritance law to save their family property”: PM Modi”, Organiser, April 25, 2024:

“Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 25, said that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi scrapped the inheritance law during his tenure to save the wealth and family property that was to be taken by the government after the death of his mother Indira Gandhi.

Addressing an election rally in Morena, Prime Minister Modi said, “The facts relating to Inheritance Tax are eye-opening. When former PM Indira Gandhi died, her children were going to get her property. But there was a rule earlier, that before the property goes to the children some part of it was taken by the government.

Congress had formulated a law on this. To save the property so that it does not go to the government, the then PM Rajiv Gandhi scrapped the inheritance law. After accumulating wealth over four generations, now they want to loot your wealth…….”

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