Maharashtra / Anil Deshmukh appears before CBI in the investigation of Parambir Singh's allegations

Mumbai: CBI will interrogate former Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, who lost the chair due to recovery charges. The CBI has summoned NCP leader Anil Deshmukh for questioning in connection with the investigation into the allegations leveled by former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh. Anil Deshmukh has reached the DRDO office to face the CBI's questions on Parambir Singh's allegations, where he will be questioned shortly. The agency will try to find out the truth of the allegations, due to which, in the politics of Maharashtra, there has been a persistent arrogance in the past.

Anil Deshmukh had to lose his chair following allegations leveled by former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh and the CBI has initiated an inquiry against him on the orders of the High Court. Before interrogating Anil Deshmukh, two central assistants of Anil Deshmukh were questioned by the central agency on Sunday. Apart from this, the agency also interrogated two drivers of the suspended Sachin Vazhe of the Mumbai Police under NIA arrest.

Let us know that the CBI had registered a case against Anil Deshmukh in the recent past. Anil Deshmukh recently had to resign from the post of Home Minister of Maharashtra following allegations of corruption. Parambir Singh, who was removed from the post of the arrest of API Sachin Vazhe in connection with industrialist Mukesh Ambani's house, was accused in a letter to the Chief Minister that Anil Deshmukh was ordered to recover Rs 100 crore every month. Had given. Recently Vazhe has also made these allegations in a letter to the NIA court.

Home Minister Anil Deshmukh resigned from his post after the High Court ordered a CBI inquiry on former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh's recovery charges. NCP leader Nawab Malik shared the information through a conference conference that Deshmukh has submitted his resignation to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray. Deshmukh had also tweeted a copy of the resignation stating that on the plea of ​​advocate Jayashree Patil, the High Court has ordered a CBI inquiry into the allegations. He wrote in the letter, "I do not have the moral right to continue in office after the court order. I have decided to step down. Please relieve me from my post. ''