Mumbai: The Maharashtra government on Thursday told the Bombay High Court that it would hand over an official copy of the telephone knock on the alleged corruption in the transfer and police post, where Senior IPS officers Rashmi Shukla had been prepared last year, along with their letters and all digital devices attached to the CBI.
The CBI has searched for its reports and related documents in his government on the former Minister of State House Anil Deshmukh.
Rafique’s senior chest advisor appeared for the state, told SS Shinde and NJ Jamadary justifying the copy of the letter and reports by the Shukla intelligence department – together with telephone interception, will be submitted to the CBI on August 31.
He said the premise was that they would not be used except according to the specific direction of the July 22 hc assessment, which limited its use only if found to have a Nexus with a probe against Dishmukh.
Wondering whether this problem on sharing Docus should come to us, say HCTO High Court orally wondering whether such a problem should begin.
“These things do not need to come before the court.
On many occasions, the state and CBI share documents and information especially on intra-state problems and other violations spread in various countries,” said the bench.
“State of Maharashtra is a pioneer in many ways, not only in addition to independence.
We need to defend it.” Chest further said that there was one more pen drive related to Rashmi Shukla’s report which was not with the state government and therefore, could not be submitted, And cyber police investigating ‘leaks’.
The case has asked for it from the Ministry of Home Union.
For the CBI, additional public lawyers (ASG) Anil Singh said that the agency did not want or look for anything that was not with the state.
CBI, however, also look for a copy of the pancanamaan (Report of the seizure).
Chest says that your pique cannot be given because it is part of the investigation initiated by Mumbai police in his case in the alleged ‘leakage’ case.
ASG said that Panchnama was only needed to see the chain of events in connection with submitting a report.
HC looking for a “pleasant solution” from the state and CBI with the deadlines N.
Bombay HC heard the application by the CBI of non-cooperation complaints by the state in his government on Deshmukh on April 21 against it and ‘unknown others’ under the prevention of corruption laws and criminal conspiracies under criminal corruption code.
HC posted this problem until September 2 to report compliance and can decide on the issue of pancanama.