Mumbai: Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Tuesday claimed that IPS officers Param Bir Singh had not fled but was made to move abroad, which he could not do without the help of the center.
Speaking to reporters, Raut also said former Minister of Home Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh was arrested by central agents based on Singh’s accusations, and this was “very unfortunate and unethical”.
Desthmukh NCP party shares strength with Shiv Sena and Congress in Maharashtra.
Param Bir Singh faces an investigation into a number of problems, including several extortion cases registered by Maharashtra police.
Recently, two non-stretched warrants were issued against him in different extortion cases in Mumbai and Thane neighbors.
Singh was discussed from the position of Police Commissioner Mumbai in March this year after recovery of SUVs with explosives near Mukesh Ambani’s industrialist residence in South Mumbai and the arrest of police officers who were dismissed in this case.
Singh then accused the Ministry of State of the State of Deshmukh corruption.
The Maharashtra government recently told the Bombay High Court that it did not know about Singh’s existence.
On Tuesday, Rauc said, “When someone who served a post that was equivalent to the Director General of the Police moved out of the country, he could not do it without the support of the trade union government.
He has not fled it, but was made to move.” “Based on the accusation (Singh’s beer), the central institution has arrested the former Minister of Home Anil Deshmukh.
It is unfortunate because his arrest is unethical,” he said.
Raut said based on allegations, the investigation could be made, but Deshmukh was arrested on the first day of an investigation by the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) officials.
“I think it is a planned strategy to harass, criticize and enjoy slinging the mud from the MVA government leaders (in Maharashtra),” said Rajya Sabha’s member.
Deshmukh was arrested by Ed on Monday night after more than 12 hours questioning money laundering cases related to extortional racquets in the establishment of state police.
In particular, the former Maharashtra minister, Ashish Shelar on Tuesday claimed that the MVA government might have helped the Singh beer param to escape and can “prepare land for him to seek political asylum” in Western countries.
Param Bir Singh left India with the help of the center, claiming Sanjay Raut
