Mumbai: The Maharashtra government on Friday established a three member committee, led by the Director General of State Police (DGP), to investigate the accusations of the tapping made by the President of the State Congress and Patole Mla Nana in the recently concluded Monsun session.
state legislative.
The panel must send a report in three months.
On June 5, Patole accused that during the BJP administration between 2014 and 2019, telephone members of parliament and leading legislators, including themselves, were scientifically tapped for political reasons.
Responding to the accusation, Minister of Walse Walse Patil’s country house on Tuesday promised a high-level investigation into this matter.
On Friday, the home department of the State issued an order that appointed a committee consisting of DGP, State Intelligence Commissioner and additional police commissioners (specific cells) to investigate whether the cellphone of politicians was illegally tapped between 2015 and 2019, and if so, repair the responsibility of irregularities , According to the rules, it is necessary to secure permission from the competent authority for telephone supervision, and the name of the person who calls will be under supervision must be clearly declared, along with the purpose of supervision.
“The government has made a statement about using illegal telephones in the Monsun session and the committee has been formed.
Many politicians have raised this problem even during the election.
All complaints will also be seen,” said an official.
Patole has accused, “In 2016-17, my cellphone was under supervision, along with a telephone number of parliamentarians and legislators.
I found that while the amount under supervision was mine, it was named Amjad Khan.
Then it was stated that Khan was involved Narcotics smuggling.
It is an effort to make a crack between two communities …
this is an effort to destroy our political career.
I am a member of parliament, so there is no reason to knock my cellphone.
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