Mumbai: The Anti-Corruption Bureau of Maharashtra (ACB) on Tuesday denied reports on observing notification of former Commissioner Mumbai Police (CP) Parambir Singh, which stated that there was no such action taken by the body.
“Some reports claim that Maharashtra ACB has issued a notification of observations of former Mumbai CP Parambir Singh.
The news was wrong.
ACB has not yet issued a local Loc against Singh,” said the Anti-Corruption Bureau.
Earlier on July 23, a case of extortion was registered against Param Bir Singh on Kopari computers in police police Thane City.
It was a second extortion case where Param Bir Singh had been named.
The previous enforcement directorate had summoned former Police Commissioner Mumbai to record a statement in connection with the cash laundering cash laundering on the minister of home mur-Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh.
Param Bir Singh, on July 12, looks for more time from Ed to appear before in front of his call quoting health reasons.
Param Bir Singh, in his letter to Maharashtra Minister Uddhav Thackeray, has alleged that Dishmukh has pampered himself in “malpractice” and asked Mumbai police officers suspended Sachin Waze to collect Hospital 100 crores every month.
Waze was arrested in March in connection with the probe of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) into the recovery case of an explosive SUV near Mukesh Ambani’s house in Mumbai and the murder of Thane Hiran entrepreneurs.
The case against the former minister at home was registered on May 11.
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