MUMBAI: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday informed the Bombay high court which the Maharashtra government had been”not cooperating” with the bureau in its own probe against former country property minister Anil Deshmukh, who’s facing allegations of corruption and misconduct.
Founded overall Tushar Mehta, who seemed to the CBI, told the HC that if the research, initiated after a prior order of their HC, had been a opportunity to”clean the whole state government,” that the Maharashtra government was not able to collaborate with the bureau.
Mehta denied the accusations made by the state authorities which the CBI was moving past the high court’s arrangement by involving problems of this reinstatement of former assistant police inspector Sachin Waze, also Deshmukh’s undue disturbance from the transfers and transfers of police officials.
He denied the allegation made by country’s counsel, senior advocate Rafiq Dada, the CBI was utilizing the Deshmukh probe to obtain entrance entrance to stunt against IPS officer Rashmi Shukla at a situation of illegal telephone tapping and alleged leaking of sensitive files linked to government postings.
The solicitor general created the admissions in front of a bench of Justices SS Shinde and NJ Jamadar which had been hearing a request filed with the Maharashtra government trying to expunge two sentences by the FIR filed by the CBI from Deshmukh before this season.
Maharashtra not Assisting Deshmukh Stunt: CBI into Bombay HC
