Pune: Deputy Chairperson of the Minister Ajit Pawar on Friday said that the right legal road would be taken in the issue of the Enforcement Directorate attaching a Satara-based sugar factory worth Rs 65 Crore.
“The agency is carrying out the question.
They are free to do so, but it is not the last assessment.
The required legal rejection will be taken if necessary by the factory management,” he said on the sidelines of the Covid review meeting in Pune, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) was doing a probe In the case of money laundering relating to the State Cooperative Bank Maharashtra.
More than 70 politicians were accused of it.
Satara-based sugar factory is the first example of attachment in this case.
Ed said in a statement that Teacher Commodity Services Limited had purchased a factory in auction and rented it to other companies – Jarandeshwar Sugar Mills Private Limited.
Ajit Pawar said some probes were carried out in the past by various institutions, but no one came out.
About the State BJP letter for the Minister of Home Union Amit Shah, Ajit Pawar said everyone had the freedom to write and call democracy.