A special investigation team probing a 'honeytrap' case in MP's Indore has asked former CM and Congress leader Kamal Nath to submit a pen drive in his possession as "extremely important evidence".
Five women and a man were arrested in Bhopal and Indore in September, 2019 for allegedly trapping well-placed people and blackmailing them with objectionable videos. The case had then made national headlines.
The SIT notice came after Kamal Nath in a press conference on May 21 claimed that he was in possession of a pen drive/CD of the honeytrap case.
The notice added that Nath should be present in his home in Bhopal at 12:30pm on June 2 to record his statement and hand over the pen drive/CD to the SIT.