Pune: Head of NCP Sharad Pawar on Tuesday claimed the actions of the Directorate of Enforcement of various Maharashtra leaders was an effort to violate the state’s rights and prevent political opponents.
In particular, Ed was conducting an investigation into a separate money laundering case against the former Minister of State House and Anil Deshmukh, the NCP leader Eknath Khadse.
The Central Agency last week also conducted a raid in various places in Maharashtra related to Shiv Sena MP Bhavana back in connection with money laundering cases.
NCP shares strength with Shiv Sena and Congress in Maharashtra.
Speaking with reporters at Pune, said Pawar, “never heard of many ED actions in Maharashtra in the past.
One ongoing action against Khadse, the others against Anil Deshmukh, also against Bhawna Gawali.
There is an effort to violate the situation.
Prevent opponents by using these institutions as a tool.
“For questions about ed raids in a place connected with Bhavana Gawali, Pawar said this problem is about educational institutions.
“When there are accusations against such institutions, complaints can be submitted before the charity commissioner.
If it is not a charity commissioner, there is a state government institution, but here is directly involved,” said the former Minister of Union.
Asked about the possibility of the third covid-19 wave, said pawar, “I have seen many events that occur where the protocol (Covid-19 Prevention) is not followed.” Pawar said since Maharashtra Minister Uddhav Thackeray has asked political parties to immediately stop agitation, meetings and other events to avoid crowding, he will not attend a program involving a big meeting “I will only attend programs organized in the number of people,” He said.
For questions about Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Comment Mohan Bhagwat that Hindus and Muslim sharing the same ancestors, the pawar fused, “This is the addition of my knowledge.” Pawar also expressed bookings for Bank India’s backup disruptions to the cooperative sector.
“The cooperative lender distributes the banking sector to the grassroots level.
These banks help many people if there is financial needs.
The merger and closing of cooperative banks is not only dangerous for the cooperative sector, but also for ordinary people who have it have benefited from it,” he said.
Meanwhile, previously there was greater autonomy to choose the chairman of the Cooperative Bank, now this institution must go to the RBI for it.
Pawar said, “This has weakened the cooperative sector”.