Ed Summons Former Minister of Home Maharashtra Deshmukh, son in the case of money laundering next week

Mumbai: Former Minister of Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh and his son has issued a new call letter by the Enforcement Directorate to emerge next week in the case of money laundering towards them, officials said on Saturday.
This is the third notification issued for NCP leaders for deposits before the investigation officer of this case, they said.
Deshmukh has been asked to record his statement at the central agency office in South Mumbai on Monday.
His son Hrishikesh Deshmukh has also been issued a call to appear the next day on July 6.
The agency was allegedly in court documents that Hrishikesh “cared for” Hawala transactions to convert accuse white money by route they became the education of trust run by Deshmukh, through several shell companies intended.
Deshmukh (72), has missed two previous calls quoting his “vulnerability” to Covid-19 as a reason for non-compliance in his last communication to the Agency.
He instead offered the enforcement directorate (ED) to record his statement through video conferencing.
The call was in connection with the criminal case registered under the prevention of money laundering Law (PMLA) related to the alleged RS 100 Cum-Extortion Racket which caused Deshmukh resignation in April this year.
The first call followed the attack carried out by Ed in his premise in Mumbai and Nagpur regardless of the news and several others last month.
The agency then arrested two servants in this case – Sanjeev Palande’s personal secretary (51) and Personal Assistant Kundan Shinde (45).
They were in detention ED to July 6 Agencitas, said the source, apart from this case wanting to question Deshmukh about alleged family members and family members with certain skin companies used to oppose alleged students.
Bribery in Mumbai police setup was revealed.
The case of Ed against Deshmukh and the other was made after the CBI posted him in a corruption case related to allegations at least RS 100 Crore bribery made by former Police Commissioner Mumbai Param Bir Singh.
In his letter to the Chairman of Maharashtra Minister Uddhav Thackeray after he was excluded from the police commissioner, Singh had alleged that Dishmukh had asked the suspended Police Assistant Police Assistant (API) Sachin Waze to squeeze more than Rs 100 Crore a month from the Bar and Restaurant Mumbai.
Deshmukh had to resign from his position in April after the accusation and he repeatedly denied the mistake.
In his last communication sent to the agency through his lawyer, Deshmukh said that the agency had recorded his statement during the interaction of “several hours” with researchers ed when they stormed the premise here on June 25.
He wrote in a letter is a legal law “who has led the life of dignity and honor.” “I’m optimized to expose falsehood, hollowness and lack of substance on the accusation leveled with me,” he said.
He said he suffered “hypertension and heart problems” and hence “maybe not wise or desirable to appear directly right now.” Ed before claimed to be in court that Waze recorded his statement before the agency stated he “collected” Rs 4.70 Crore Cash from the owner of the bar Mumbai and “handed it” to Desthmukh’s personal assistant (Shinde).
Cop, nesting in Taloja prison in Navi Mumbai, also said that he attended a meeting at the official residence of the Minister of Home Affairs where he was given a list of bar and restaurant owners and asked “to collect Rs 3 lakh per month.
From every bar and restaurant” in Mumbai , According to PMLA, a statement recorded below the strict part of this law cannot be accepted in front of the court.