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  • Sharad Pawar says Maharashtra Chief Minister, who decides on Deshmukh

    Sharad Pawar says Maharashtra Chief Minister, who decides on Deshmukh

    NCP chief probes ‘serious’ allegations by former Mumbai police chief Ribeiro

    Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) President Sharad Pawar on Sunday said that the allegations made by former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh against senior NCP leader and Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh are ‘serious’ and anyone about them The decision will be taken by the Chief Minister. Uddhav Thackeray.

    Mr. Pawar, however, questioned the timing of the allegations leveled by Mr. Singh.

    On Saturday, in an email letter to Chief Minister Thackeray, Mr. Singh alleged that the Home Minister had asked police officers including suspended officer Sachin Waze to collect ₹ 100 crore every month from bars and hotels in the city.

    Alleging Mr. Singh’s removal as chief of police in an investigation into a security threat outside Antilia, the home of industrialist Mukesh Ambani, it was alleged that Mr. Pawar against the former top cop in Mumbai Suggested deeper investigation, Julio Ribeiro, whose “credibility is beyond questioning”.

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    He also claimed that Mr. Singh, who was suspended for 16 years for his role in the custodial death case, was reinstated last year by Mr. Singh and neither the chief minister nor the state home minister was responsible for it.

    “The allegations against Maharashtra Home Minister are serious. The Chief Minister has full authority to take a decision regarding the investigation of these allegations against the Home Minister, ”Mr. Pawar said,“ I would suggest Uddhav Thackeray to seek the help of former IPS officer Julio Ribeiro. By Param Bir Singh

    The NCP chief told reporters at his official residence in Delhi that Mr Singh met him but it was only “when his transfer orders were to be issued by the Maharashtra government”.

    ‘MVA is not a threat to the government’.

    Asked if there was an attempt to destabilize the Maha Vikas Samiti (MVA) government, the NCP chief said, “I don’t know if the effort is being made or not” [MVA] Government. All I can say is that they will have no effect on the government.

    The episode has caused tension in the Maha Vikas Agadi (MVA) government as the leadership of Shiv Sena has been reported to be against Mr. Deshmukh’s continuation as a minister.

    Mr Pawar has called a meeting of party leaders including Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and state NCP chief Jayant Patil to discuss the issue.

    The NCP supremo also said that the party should listen to Mr. Deshmukh, who has categorically denied all allegations before taking a final decision.

    He said, “There were allegations that he directed the police to collect ations 100 crores. There is no information about the actual transaction of money. The Home Minister has no information about the money being transferred.

    The central leadership of the Congress Party, the third partner in the MVA alliance, decided to adopt a ‘wait and watch approach’. Party spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi said that All India Congress Committee (AICC) Maharashtra in-charge HK Patil would soon speak on the issue.

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    ATS makes two arrests

    On Sunday, an official said that the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested a policeman and a bookie in the alleged murder of businessman Mansukh Hiran. As the main accused.

    He said the accused, identified as policemen Vinayak Shinde and Buki Naresh Gaur, were arrested late on Saturday night.

    On the first day, the officer named the bookie as Naresh Dhaare, but later said that it was Naresh Gaur.

    Shinde is a convict in the 2006 Lakhan Bhaiya fake encounter case and he came out of jail last year, saying that Shinde had been in contact with Vej since then.

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    Former IPS officer Julio Ribeiro on Sunday rejected NCP chief Sharad Pawar’s suggestion that he investigate former Mumbai Police chief Param Bir Singh’s claim that Home Minister Anil Deshmukh sent suspended police officer Sachin Vej to the 100 every month. Asked to collect crores of rupees.

    When asked about Mr. Pawar’s suggestion, Ribeiro said, “I am not available. No one (in the state government) has contacted me.”

    “I am 92 years old. No one goes to work at the age of 92,” Mr. Ribeiro said.

    Ribeiro is a former Mumbai police commissioner who eventually became the chief of the Gujarat and Punjab Police and was later named India’s ambassador to Romania.

    “Why should a retired police officer be asked to do this,” he said.

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  • Param Bir’s claim serious, full investigation needed: Sharad Pawar

    Param Bir’s claim serious, full investigation needed: Sharad Pawar

    The NCP supremo said that the MVA government had no influence due to Mr. Singh’s allegations.

    NCP President Sharad Pawar on Sunday said that the allegations made by former Mumbai Police Chief Param Bir Singh against Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Dehsukh are serious and require a thorough investigation.

    Mr. Singh has claimed that Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh wanted the police officers to collect 100 million monthly home from bars and hotels.

    Talking to reporters in Delhi, Mr. Pawar suggested that Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray take a decision in the matter and also take action against Mr. Deshmukh.

    Mr. Pawar said that neither the Chief Minister nor the State Home Minister was responsible for the restoration of police officer Sachin Veg in the police force last year.

    The NCP chief said that he had spoken to Mr. Thackeray regarding Mr. Singh’s letter. He said, I would suggest Uddhav Thackeray to enlist the help of former IPS officer Julio Ribeiro to look into the claims made by Paramvir Singh.

    Mr. Pawar said that Mr. Singh made the allegations after his transfer to the homeguards on 17 March.

    The NCP supremo said that the MVA government had no influence due to Mr. Singh’s allegations. He said that efforts are being made to destabilize the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress government in Maharashtra but they will prove to be fruitless.

    In an eight-page letter to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, Mr. Singh alleged that Mr. Deshmukh used to call police officers at his official residence and gave them “collection targets” from bars, restaurants and other establishments.

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  • Letter on Anil Deshmukh from Unreserved Email ID: CMO

    Letter on Anil Deshmukh from Unreserved Email ID: CMO

    In another twist to the saga of former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh,

    The office of the Chief Minister of Maharashtra (CMO) said late on Saturday that the letter was received on an alleged e-mail from former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh, which has allegations against Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, under the signature of someone Without and was sent from an e. -Mail ID is different which is registered by Mr. Singh.

    “The Chief Minister’s Secretariat received the letter at his official e-mail address at 4.37 pm on Saturday, without the signature of [email protected] with only the name of Param Bir Singh. The department is in the process of checking its authenticity, ”a CMO statement said.

    It added that according to the record, Mr. Singh’s personal e-mail ID was registered in government documents as [email protected] and was not sent from that mail.

    “It is important to authenticate the e-mail address from where the mail was sent,” the statement said.

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  • Minister demands fund from officer, former Mumbai Police chief said

    Minister demands fund from officer, former Mumbai Police chief said

    Singh said in a letter to the CM that ASI Wage asked the Home Minister to collect the money.

    A few days after he stepped down from the post of Mumbai Police Commissioner, Param Bir Singh has alleged that Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh demanded h 100 crore every month from suspended police officer Sachin Waze, who is now the National Investigation Agency (NIA) ) Is in custody. Antilia bomb case

    Mr. Singh made this allegation in a letter to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday.

    However, Mr. Deshmukh denied the allegations, saying that the letter was being written by an officer, who was interrogating Mr. Waze in the case. Mr. Singh’s letter came in the wake of reports indicating possible investigation against him and arrest by the NIA in the bombings case.

    “The former police commissioner, Param Bir Singh, has made false accusations in the case of Mukesh Ambani and Mansukh Hiren to protect themselves and the investigation done so far is clearing the case and going towards Mr. Singh. Have been. Also, Mr. Deshmukh said. He said a defamation suit would be filed against Mr. Singh.

    Mr. Deshmukh said in a statement that the alleged chat by Mr. Singh with another officer, ACP Sachin Patil, was on March 16, a day before he was dismissed from responsibility.

    “If he was informed of this in February then why was he silent for this time?” The only reason for this is to divert attention from the death of Mansukh Deer as well as the ongoing investigation in the explosive case as it is becoming a problem for him.

    He said that he (Singh) is trying to blackmail the government after getting into trouble with Sachin Vej in the explosive case. It is known that both Waze and Patil are close to Singh and the decision to reinstate Waze was taken in his capacity as no minister is involved in the same, ”he said.

    Mr. Deshmukh said that he has demanded a fair inquiry from Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and will file a defamation suit against the officer.

    The opposition BJP was demanding action against Mr. Deshmukh citing allegations by Mr. Singh. He said that Mr. Deshmukh should take moral responsibility.

    Mr. Singh said in his letter to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, “Mr. Sachin Waze, who was heading the Crime Intelligence Unit of the Crime Branch of Mumbai Police, was called to his official residence by Mr. Anil Deshmukh, Hon’ble Home Minister, Maharashtra. Was. Dnyaneshwar instructed several times and repeatedly in the last few months to assist in the collection of funds for the Honorable Home Minister. In mid-February and thereafter, the Honorable Home Minister called Mr. Vazé to his official residence. At that time, one or two staff members of the Honorable Home Minister, including his personal secretary, Mr. Palande, were present. The Honorable Home Minister expressed to Mr. Waze that he had a target of depositing a 100 crore every month. “

    According to Mr. Singh, the minister told Mr. Waze that there are about 1,750 bars, restaurants and other establishments in Mumbai and that if a sum of Rs 2-3 lakh was collected from each of them, then the monthly collection of -40- 50 crores. Received

    In the letter, Mr. Singh has also stated that he was not in favor of the Mumbai Police investigating the suicide of Mohan Delkar, MP of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and the minister was forced to seek ‘political mileage’. He even claimed that many of Mr. Deshmukh’s actions were politically motivated and found Mr. Singh’s reservations and resistance undesirable.

    The opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) demanded Mr. Deshmukh’s resignation. “The allegations made in the letter are very serious and have never been done in the history of the state. Either the Home Minister should resign immediately, accepting moral responsibility or ask Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray to resign. The BJP on Sunday launched a statewide agitation demanding the removal of Shri Deshmukh.

    Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray has also demanded Deshmukh’s resignation, citing Mr. Singh’s letter.

    On the other hand, the Congress questioned the timing of the letter.

    “The Home Minister said a month ago that he was under pressure. Central agencies are being used to pressure the administration.

    Commenting on Mr. Singh’s claim that the Mumbai Police should not have investigated the suicide of MP Mohan Delkar, he said that if the Bihar Police can investigate the Sushant Singh Rajput case, then the Mumbai Police will investigate the case of Delkar’s death Why can’t she? “The entire episode is being planned to suppress the case of Dalekar death,” he alleged.

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  • Former Mumbai police chief: ‘Delhi lobby’ angry with Shiv Sena

    Former Mumbai police chief: ‘Delhi lobby’ angry with Shiv Sena

    Last month also questioned the NIA’s move to investigate an explosive-laden SUV found near the home of industrialist Mukesh Ambani.

    Two days after Param Bir Singh was removed from the post of Mumbai Police Commissioner, the Shiv Sena on Friday defended him, saying that his transfer does not make him a criminal, and alleged that “a special lobby in Delhi” upset him. . The Television Rating Points (TRP) scandal surfaced during his tenure.

    Why Mumbai Police holds press meeting on TRP scam, High Court asks

    In Maharashtra, the ruling party questioned the National Investigation Agency (NIA) move in investigating explosive SUV parked near industrialist Mukesh Ambani’s house last month, saying the agency usually investigates cases related to terrorism, but this case there There was no terrorist angle involved.

    The Maharashtra government on Wednesday transferred Mr. Singh, who handled the Ambani-SUV case, and replaced him with senior IPS officer Hemant Nagrale.

    “A vehicle containing 20 gelatin sticks was found on Mumbai’s Carmichael Road, which has exploded in the state’s politics and administration in the last few days. Param Bir Singh was removed from the post of Mumbai Police Commissioner and senior officer Hemant Nagrale was appointed in his place. These are not routine transfers.

    The suspicious death of Mansukh Deer, who was in possession of an explosive-laden SUV and vehicle near Ambani’s house, is a matter of concern. The opposition BJP has raised some questions on this, but as the state Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) was investigating the case of Deer’s death, the NIA took over the investigation (in a vehicle found near Ambani’s house).

    Hopefully, this is not intended to discredit the state government.

    “The NIA usually investigates cases related to terrorism. But there is no terrorist angle involved in this case and yet it was stepped into it. However, the results of the agency’s investigation into the terrorist attacks of Uri, Pathankot and Pulwama are still a mystery. The party led by Uddhav Thackeray said that 20 gelatin sticks found in Mumbai is a major challenge for the NIA.

    It said that Param Bir Singh had taken over as Mumbai Police Chief during the difficult times of the coronovirus epidemic and boosted the morale of the police force.

    “During his tenure, the TRP scam surfaced. A special lobby in Delhi was angry with him, ”it said.

    The party said that Singh has now been transferred, but this does not make him a criminal.

    It also accused the opposition of politicizing deer deaths and lowering the morale of the state police.

    “At least given the current situation, no one should commit such a sin. If the opposition feels that it can gain power through such means, then it is wrong.

    The opposition tried to get to know the political bosses in the Deer case, saying they should find out on their own. “There are no political bosses in such cases. This is not the culture of Maharashtra.

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