Dear Dilip Valse Patil, has MVA led govt ever done 'Right Thing on Right Time'?

Maharashtra Home Minister Dilip Valse Patil in a scathing attack on BJP Maharashtra today said that the BJP is doing wrong thing in wrong time. "There are more important issues in state such as COVID, reservations", Patil said. This is a day after state BJP on Thursday demanded a Central Bureau Investigation (CBI) inquiry against deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar on extortion charges levelled against him by dismissed police officer Sachin Vaze.

 

 

The state executive committee meeting of the party that took place in Mumbai on Thursday unanimously passed a resolution on the demand. The resolution, proposed by former minister Ashish Shelar and seconded by party vice president Chitra Wagh, said, “Vaze, in a letter to NIA court, has alleged that he was forced into extortion and named deputy CM Ajit Pawar and transport minister Anil Parab. The CBI should investigate the charges against both.”

 

 

Former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh is already facing preliminary inquiry by the CBI on the corruption charges levelled against him by former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh. Param Bir Singh had alleged that Anil Deshmukh had asked Sachin Vaze, who has been arrested by the NIA in the Mukesh Ambani bomb scare case, to collect Rs 100 crore every month, including Rs 40-50 crore from bars and restaurants in Mumbai.

 

 

"Anil Deshmukh is facing a CBI probe. Similar or more serious allegations were made by Sachin Vaze against Ajit Pawar. Therefore, he should also be probed by the CBI We have passed a resolution in this regard in our state executive meeting today," state president of BJP Chandrakant Patil told reporters. "The CBI is already probing the matter. We are not afraid of any probes but it shows how the BJP is misusing central agencies for political gains," national spokesperson of NCP Nawab Malik said.

 

 

While this happened, Home Minister Dilip Valse Patil said that the MVA govt had more important issues to look after like COVID-19 and reservation but failed to note exact actions taken by the state to curb the spread of COVID-19. According to the June 24 reports, Maharshtra is still striving to reduce the COVID numbers after it has found more 10,066 people positive.

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