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Complaint against Jaswant Singh

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JAIPUR: A group of lawyers on Saturday filed a complaint in the Sadar police station here seeking legal action against the former Union Minister, Jaswant Singh for "anti-national activity."

The complaint, from Kamlesh Sharma and seven other advocates, stated that Mr. Singh's act of not disclosing the alleged mole in the PMO during the Prime Ministership of P.V. Narasimha Rao, amounted to "treason." Police sources said they have registered a case and initiated investigations.

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