Mumbai: Shiv Sena on Monday said that each officer who tried to extort money by young people who bouncy must be placed behind bars, days after the Bombay High Court in a detailed order of guarantees to Aryan Khan and two other people on drugs Chat.
The cruise case observed that the Prima Facie did not find positive evidence of the defendant to show that they conspired to commit violations.
Hit in central institutions in the party’s funnel of ‘Saamana’, Sena said their actions in smell like some kind of conspiracy and citing Aryan Khan’s arrest, actor Shah’s son Rukh Khan, and former Minister of Home Anil Deshmukh, at this time in Judicial custody in connection Money laundering case registered by ED.
Marking the case of Arya Khan, Sena said the High Court in its order had observed that there was no truth on the accusation leveled by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB).
Aryan Khan was arrested by NCB suspected during the attack on a cruise last month in Mumbai.
He was in prison for almost a month before HC gave him a guarantee.
In detailed, the High Court has said that the prime facie has no positive evidence found against the accuser shows that they conspire to commit violations.
“If this (observation of the Bombay High Court) is right, every officer who is trying to extort money for young people who bouncy must be arrested,” Sena said.
The NCB Delhi team is currently investigating the allegations of payment against Zonal Director Mumbai Sameer Wankhede, who has oversee political storms after Arya was arrested.
Sena Shiv, who heads Maha Vikas Aghadi, also praised NCP Minister Nawab Malik because it brought new evidence to turn on in the case of Arya Khan.
Malik, who has dubbed the attack on a fake cruise ship, has accused Wankhede to try to squeeze money using Aryan Khan as a bait.
Targeting the Directorate of Enforcement, which has captured Deshmukh in the case of money laundering, the LED Party Uddhav Thackeray said the mirror of the NCB institution work.
“The way the agency has camped only in Maharashtra and the way they function to give a feeling that there is a kind of conspiracy,” said the party.
‘Saamana’ also quoted the head of NCP Sharad Pawar who had last week said they were involved in the arrest of Dishmukh had to pay the price and insisted that the former minister was innocent.
“In one case (the case of Arya Khan), one agency (NCB) got a slap on his face.
Others will soon come to the same fate,” Sena said.