Mumbai: The IPS officer suspended by Param Bir Singh has told the Police Commissioner Mumbai Hemant Nagrrale that there was no secret meeting between him and assistant assistant police inspector Sachin Waze on November 29, at the location of the Chandwal commission, which investigated the letter written by Singh for CM Uddhav Thackeray against home Minister Anil Deshmukh.
The advice of Singh Ancentuk Seth had written to Nagral and sent a copy of the Commissioner of Police Navi Mumbai, head of the Secretary of the ACS (home), Nia and Registrar, Commission Chandwal, said the report appeared in the media.
According to a report, attending the meeting, Minister Home Dilip Walse Patil has asked Nagrly to prepare the initial report.
Thus, the investigation was carried out and the default report was handed over to the Police Commissioner Navi Mumbai.
Then Colaba police officials have recorded a statement of the escort team led by police sub-inspectors.
In the three-page letter, it was conveyed that on November 29, Singh appeared before the commission to cancel the warrant that was responded to.
Singh was to submit a written statement as directed by the commission he had discussed with his lawyer in the room next to the court hall.
During all times, Singh accompanied by his advocate and written statement was confirmed and a notary.
While the written statement was completed, Waze entered the room along with advocates and police guards.
They were involved in their own discussion, and there was no interaction with him anytime.
“There are no questions about secret meetings between Singh and Waze.
The room door is open and unlocked.
Everyone can enter and exit.
The only communication between them is that the ado cannot be considered a secret meeting,” said.