Meghalaya: Tura MDC absconding after raid at his farmhouse
First Published: 24th July, 2022 9:12 IST
#Meghalaya BJP vice-president and #Tura MDC Bernard Marak is evading arrest on charges of running a prostitution racket. Bernard N. Marak was verbally instructed to cooperate with the investigation and
#Meghalaya BJP vice-president and #Tura MDC Bernard Marak is evading arrest on charges of running a prostitution racket. Bernard N. Marak was verbally instructed to cooperate with the investigation and surrender himself at Shillong Sadar Police Station immediately. However, he has not cooperated and is evading arrest as per the West Garo Hills police. Meanwhile, Meghalaya DGP LR Bishnoi said that there are no whereabouts of Bernard Marak as of now, while his last location was traced to be in #Guwahati.
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