‘Aur bohat hain (there are plenty)’
Express news service : Tue Oct 23 2012, 01:53 hrs
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Desh Raj had initially made a demand for Rs 5 lakh from Anokh Singh. However, the "deal" was later settled for Rs 2 lakh. Anokh Singh, in one of the recorded conversations, expressed his inability to even arrange Rs 1 lakh as the first instalment and requested Desh Raj to accept Rs 50,000. Flatly turning down the offer, Desh Raj told Anokh Singh that there were plenty to give him a "paltry" amount of Rs 50,000.
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