Mumbai: Shiv leader Sena Sanjay Raut on Friday said the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) should not involve themselves in bringing down the government, and allegating that they played a key role in the establishment of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) of the Government in Maharashtra targeted.
Amid speculation in the country’s political circle for differences in the MVA government from the Sena-NCP-Congress Shiv alliance, Raut said there was no threat to dispensation even though BJP’s efforts weakened it.
Rajya members Saba Sena also expressed confidence that MVA would win election to the state legislative assembly assembly post even if the opposition party tried to create suspicion and uncertainty over the fate of the government.
He was talking to reporters in New Delhi.
When asked about Ed’s actions to attach a sugar factory in Maharashtra which was allegedly related to Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, Raut said people who played an important role in the MVA formation were being targeted.
“Threats are issued that more such actions will be visible.
This kind of politics is not good.
Lakh livelihoods depend on sugar factories.
The use of ED and CBI is an attack from behind.
One must meet face to face.
Ed and CBI should not involve themselves in the government’s decline , “he said.
Jarandeshwar Sahkari Sakhar Karkhana, which is located in Chimangaon-Koregaon in the Satara District, attached in connection with the fraud of Maharashtra State Cooperative Bank (MSCB), said the Directorate of Enforcement.
Rau said like the head of the Sharad Pawar NCP, Shiv President Sena Uddhav Thackeray enjoyed a friendly relationship with the President of Congress Sonia Gandhi.
“There is no threat to MVA even if BJP tries hard to weaken it,” he said.
He said it was certain that MVA would win the legislative legislative speaker post.
“BJP will be beneficial in Maharashtra if they allow round selection.
There is no point in creating suspicion and uncertainty over the fate of the government.
The speaker’s post will go to Congress.
Candidates will be decided by the leadership of the Congress,” he added.
Sena Shiv believes that the selection of speakers can be avoided during the coronavirus pandemic.
But the post became empty after Petention Speech (Nana Patole) became the head of the State Congress this year, he said.
The state legislative monsund session is scheduled to be held on July 5 and 6.
In accordance with the state legislative convention, the speaker is always selected without a padlock.
Patole has stopped as a speaker in February this year after he was appointed as the new president of the Maharashtra Congress unit.
The legislative budget session was held without holding an election for the speaker post.
Previously, the State Revenue Minister and Senior Congress leader Ballasaheb Thorat told reporters that the speaker selection process would be completed during the two-day Monsun session.
However, in a letter written to the Governor of Maharashtra Bhagat Singh Koshyari on Friday, Chairman of the Minister of Uddhav Thackeray emerged non-committee to hold elections to the speaker post during the session, said that there was no “time frame” for it.