Mumbai: The Maharashtra government on Friday told the Bombay High Court that it would not take the “coercive action” against former Police Commissioner Mumbai Param Bir Singh until October 21 in the case listed under it under the SC / SC Law (Prevention of Atrocution) (Prevention cruelty).
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In a separate case, the state government gave the same guarantee to the court about not taking action against Rashmi Shukla, other IPS officers.
The government extended the guarantee given on May 24, 2021, about not taking coercive action (such as arrest) towards Param Bir Singh, said his lawyer Yagnik.
He made a statement after Judge S S Shinde and N J Jamadar was postponed until October 20 the trial at the petition submitted by Singh who was looking for his appearance by police Thane.
Read Govt Alsomaharashtra launched ‘Search Mative’ to find Param Bir Singh, Buzz is he has escaped from India Week after Cid failed to serve a warrant with a part of Singh’s Beer because they could not find it at the address, Minister of Walse State House Dilip Walse Patil on Thursday said the MVA government has launched a large-scale search to track former Police Chief Mumbai for alleged involvement, the first information report was registered against Singh under the scheduled castles and the scheduled tribes (prevention of atrocities) acting in April on complaints made by Inspector of BR Ghadge, attached to the City Police Akola.
The Ghadge, which is included in the scheduled caste community, claimed he refused to follow the ‘illegal command’ Singh to support the accused people, and IPS officers then conspired with other officers and incorrectly involved him in the case of extortion.
Incidentally, observational notices have been issued against Singh after the input that he might have left the country, Minister of Maharashtra’s house dilip Walse Patil to reporters on Thursday.
Does the Singh beer escape from the country? Minister of Home Maharashtra responded to the shunt out of the position of Mumbai Police Commissioner after a SUV case with explosives found near Mukesh Ambani’s House Industrialist here.
Singh was later accused of later Interior Minister Anil Deshmukh from corruption.
The bench, meanwhile, also delayed until October 20.
The trial at the petition submitted by IPS officers Rashmi Shukla was looking for penetration in the case of alleged illegal telephone tapping and its leakage on alleged corruption in Maharashtra’s transfer and post.
Shukla is heading to the State Intelligence Department when she prepares a report.
Allegedly that telephone politicians and officials reviewed illegally and the report deliberately leaked for opposition leaders.
HC delay hearing due to lack of time and the state government assured that it would not take coercive actions against Shukla until October 21.
‘Will not catch Param beer until October 21,’ said HC
