Uddhav Government Surrounded By 100 Crore Extortion Case
Uddhav government surrounded by 100 crore fundraising case, Fadnavis said – will go to Delhi and demand a CBI inquiry.
There has been a stir in Maharashtra’s politics since the letter bomb of former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh in the Antilia case.
Former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has given his opinion on the matter after Sharad Pawar’s press conference on Monday.
Attacking Sharad Pawar, Fadnavis said that NCP information is not correct, it is clear that Sharad Pawar is defending State Home Minister Anil Deshmukh.
Devendra Fadnavis says that Home Minister Anil Deshmukh has been accused by former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh, he is very serious.
Fadnavis said that on February 15-27, Anil Deshmukh was not in Quarantine, he was busy meeting officials and other people. Fadnavis said that all the things that have come out about the Antilia case are really surprising.
According to police records, Home Minister Anil Deshmukh was at Sahyadri Guest House on 17 February and then went to the ministry from his home on 24 February.
Uddhav government: Devendra Fadnavis accuses CM Uddhav Thackeray.
Former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the transfer-posting racket is going on in the state. Let me tell you that such news had also come to the fore in the past that our government had dealt with it strictly.
Fadnavis claims that he has phone call recordings available about the incident, that Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray already had all the information on this matter.
Fadnavis will meet the Home Secretary.
Devendra Fadnavis has said that he will go to Delhi in the evening in this regard and will hand over the full report to the Home Secretary there, and also demand CBI to get the matter investigated.
Maharashtra Politics: Maharashtra seems to be moving towards political instability, demands for President’s rule.
After the letter of former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh came out, the leaders of opposition parties, including BJP, have started demanding President’s rule in the state.
Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh president Prakash Ambedkar and Leader of Legislative Council Opposition Praveen Darekar met Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari on Monday and made the same demand.
Even if the central government does not take this step, Maharashtra has started moving towards political instability.
BJP leaders have been saying since the formation of the Mahavikas Aghadi government in Maharashtra that this government will fall from its contradictions.
That situation is now coming closer. The confrontation between senior government ministers and the bureaucracy may give further impetus to this contradiction.
