<h1>Party says PMLA raids targeting its unit chief are politically motivated diversion from questions about prime minister's academic records</h1> A political party alleges that Enforcement Directorate raids under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act targeting its Delhi unit chief and associated contractors are a diversion from questions about the prime minister's academic records, calling the money-laundering case 'false' and politically motivated. The raids follow an FIR by the city's Anti-Corruption Branch alleging corruption in health-infrastructure contracts during the party's prior administration; party leaders contend the accused was not a minister when decisions were taken. The party also cites a recent high court decision setting aside an information commission order to disclose the prime minister's degree as context for the dispute.