Updated March 9th, 2020 at 17:11 IST

Congress' Milind Deora's emails with Yes Bank founder prove Rana-Priyanka link

Republic TV has now accessed emails between Congress' Milind Deora and arrested Yes Bank CEO, Rana Kapoor with regards to the sale of the MF Husain painting

Reported by: Ananya Varma
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In a massive development in the Priyanka-Rana link that was found through the sale of an MF Husain painting, Republic TV has now accessed emails between Congress' Milind Deora and arrested Yes Bank CEO, Rana Kapoor. Milind Deora who is said to have mediated the deal between Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Rana Kapoor had written several emails to follow up the sale of the Rajiv Gandhi portrait that was eventually sold to the Yes Bank founder for 2 crores. 

Read: MF Husain's Rajiv Portrait Sale Link Between Priyanka Vadra & Yes Bank's Rana Kapoor?

Deora puts pressure on Rana?

In the conversation, Milind Deora writes a long message saying, "need to know when the check is ready" and that "further delays can put an impression that Yes Bank is not serious." He can also be seen putting pressure on Rana in his repeated mails to the latter saying, "when will you hand over the check to PG? (Priyanka Gandhi) and "her mother and her want the check next week," seemingly referring to Sonia Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. 

Speaking on the documentary evidence that was recovered, former Mumbai Congress President Milind Deora said, "I have no information about it. Kindly send me the email you people are using. I don’t have any idea about it." 

Read: Congress Answers Rana Kapoor-Priyanka Vadra Portrait Link By Questioning PM's Suit Auction

The Email Transcripts 

Painting link? 

As per the details recovered by sources, the Rajiv Gandhi's portrait which was sold to the Yes Bank founder was indeed the property of the Congress party made during the Centenary celebrations. It was, however, allegedly not Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's property. 

It is also reported that the selling price of the painting which was sold at Rs 2 crore was decided by Priyanka Gandhi herself and wasn’t analyzed by an expert. The sale of paintings requires certificates from experts for valuation seemingly raising questions over their connection. 

Read: ACCESSED: Priyanka Vadra, Rana Kapoor & Milind Deora's Mail-trail Of MF Husain Art Sale

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Published March 9th, 2020 at 17:11 IST