Mumbai: Senior Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Friday stated that the government of the Maharashtra government coalition would not be destroyed even if the army was deployed.
He also explored the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) and the Central Investigation Bureau (CBI) and said that the central agency should not involve themselves in bringing down the state government.
The Raut statement comes on the background of the property that attaches Ed which is worth more than RS 65 Crore from a sugar factory associated with Deputy Minister of Maharashtra Ajit Pawar in the case of a bank scam.
The opposition has also demanded the CBI investigation against the Pawar Ajit and the Minister of Transportation of Anil Puriab’s State on charges of money laundering by former Police Mumbai Sachin Waze.
“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 government disorders , “said Raut.
Overcoming rumors of cracks in the government of three parties (Shiv Sena – NCP – Congress), Raut said that leaders of all parties have a friendly relationship and that there is no threat to the MVA government.
“Everyone knows about the controversy investigated by Ed and CBI.
If anyone thinks this can damage the Maharashtra government, they are wrong.
Even if the army is deployed, nothing will change,” he said.
Meanwhile, ajit pawar sharing that early as well, the central institution has conducted an investigation into a sugar factory problem, but nothing comes out from it.
“I will definitely appeal wherever it is needed because a lot of bread and butter workers are fully based on the sugar factory.
I will take advocate advice and do whatever is needed,” he told reporters.