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LJP MP Prince Raj booked in rape case

New Delhi: Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) MP Prince Raj has been booked on rape charges by the Delhi Police while the lawmaker moved a court here on Tuesday for anticipatory bail alleging that he had been blackmailed by the complainant. Prince filed an anticipatory bail application which is likely to come up for hearing before Special Judge MK Nagpal on Thursday. An LJP spokesperson claimed the allegations against the MP were a “political conspiracy” to malign him. PTI

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