Kalyan: Dombivli workers and BJP Workers Manish Bhanushali have claimed that he provided information to the narcotics control bureau about the drug party about the cruise as a vigilant citizen, but Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik by revealing his life under the threat of the villager drug.
Previously on the day held a press conference, Malik questioned how two outsiders included Bhanushali was permitted in the operation of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB).
Nawab Malik, the leader of the Senior Nationalist Congress (NCP), said the private detective KP Gosavi was a man who was seen holding Aryan Khan’s hand and led him to the NCB office on Sunday.
Malik also said Manish Bhanushali, Vice President BJP, was also seen in the visual raid.
This, he said, proved BJP’s hand in “Malang Maharashtra with fake drug breasts”.
But Bhanushali said he was only a BJP worker.
He told the Toi, “When I received information about drug parties on the cruise on October 1, I shared it with NCB officials with the intention to place such elements behind bars, NCB officials also claimed to have such information”.
Bhanushali further, “Because I got more updates from my source, I shared it with NCB because on October 2, NCB officials took me with them for the attack and then after their successful attack as a witness wanted to do the NCB office”.
Bhanushali said, “As a citizen of Maharashtra, is my duty to put these people using drugs behind bars and I have done the same thing by providing information to NCB but the Minister of Nawab Malik by expressing my name and information openly.
My life under a threat from drug vendors “.
He said, “If the Maharashtra government wants to carry out any investigation, I am ready for the same but my simple demand is to the government to provide my security”.
Bhanushali derived from the BJP worker dombivli and until 2018 he used to hold small posts at the local level in the city.
In 2010, he also portrayed Kalyan-dombivli’s corporate elections, but lost the same thing.
As a citizen who was alert, I shared information to NCB about party medicines: Manish Bhanushali
