Mumbai: The state has, in a new petition, approaching the High Court, for orders to organize a special investigation team (sitting) to replace the CBI probe into pine against the former Minister of Home Anil Deshmukh and corruption allegations in police transfers and post in terms, and has a probe monitored by a court or pension judge.
Arguing before judge judge Jamdar and Kotwal’s nest in a hybrid session, with the Attorney General Tushar Mehta and the additional lawyer General Secure Lekhia, Khambata said “functional bias ” in the investigation occurred when Jaiswal was appointed to the CBI as May 2021.
As interim assistance, the country wants Further investigation by the CBI into the FIR against Deshmukh.
The CBI has issued a summons, which ended on October 21, to the Chief Secretary of Sitaram Kunte, who is a former additional principal (home) and to state the DGP Sanjay Pandey in his investigation.
Ag and ASG , including annealing Singh in Mumbai, looking for time to submit a reply to opposing the state petition as “factually and legally incorrectly contracted ” and” seeking to postpone investigations, and add the country to not to have a role to play.
HC gives the middle time until 28 October for submit the answer and oral freedom to declare or Kunte and Pandey to approach the court if they receive a new call.
Hearing delay, the court said that if it gave an interim to the investigation sought, because it could mean commenting on achievements.
“Every decision (on posting) unanimously, ” said Khambata, adding it is a very important problem for the country and is important to have a fair and non-biased investigation, and board members must be called, and as head of the council,” behavior and Jaiswal motif will be investigated ”.
He clarified, “I am not too prejudiced” The CBI continued the probe, “Why not have Dishmukh as the head of the CBI? It’s as good as it ”.
Khambata said,” I do not believe that the center or CBI will oppose ” his request.
‘Maharashtra tried to postpone the investigation into a transfer’
