By Our Correspondent
BHUBANESWAR: A former Minister and sitting MLA of ruling BJD, had allegedly accompanied Honey Trap Mastermind Archana Nag Chand to Cuttack’s Barabati Stadium to watch the last India-South Africa T20 Match played 2 months back.
For that match, as many as 50 special enclosures tickets were given to Archana following pressure and tickets were distributed among Odia film industry members, mostly female artists and actress.
To watch that, Archana was given lift by the under scanner former Minister and now MLA in his car while Archana’s husband Jagabandhu Chand and son not present. On reaching at parking , the MLA alone had entered into the stadium while woman security guards escorted Archana to her VIP box seat.
Amid allegations that Honey Trap Mastermind Archana Nag Chand, has also blackmailed a Rourkela based business man, her photo with Mayfair Group chief, Dilip Ray has gone viral in social media. On which occasion, the photo was clicked yet not known, but grapevines are on high.
Meanwhile, amid allegations and counter allegations over manipulations in Railways tenders, a photo of Waltair Division DRM Anup Satpathy’s with Honeytrap Mastermind Archana and her husband Jagabandhu Chand , too has gone viral in social media sites.
In this photo, DRM Anup Satpathy was seen posing with both Archana and Jagabandhu. Earlier, BJP had alleged that Archana had a bigger role in Railways tender works in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. With photo gone viral and Archana arrested on allegations of blackmailing, DRM Satpathy reportedly gone on leave., sources said.
A photo of Cabinet Minister Jagannath Saraka with Archana’s husband surfaced on social media. Similarly, Archana, her husband Jagabandhu Chand and former Speaker and Digapahandi MLA Surjya Narayan Patra were also seen in a single frame. Another picture of Congress MLA Suresh Routray’s son Manmath, with the couple also appeared on different social media platforms. She also appeared with former Minister KV Singh Deo, Hotelier Dilip Ray, few BJD leaders of Kalahandi and Balasore.
