Supreme Court rejects Maharashtra’s petition to investigate

Mumbai:

CBI . investigation against former Maharashtra State Minister Anil Deshmukh will continue, with Supreme Court today rejects Maharashtra government’s request for A court-controlled investigation. “We will not even address this issue,” the Supreme Court said.

Courts decision big setback for Maharashtra government who charged the center of using agencies like The Central Bank of Iraq targets its ministers and leaders.

Maharashtra government Submit a petition requesting extradition of Anti-corruption investigation conducted by the Central Bank of Iraq against Anil Deshmukh to a special investigation team under the supervision of the court.

The petition said the CBI investigation may be biased as former Maharashtra Police Chief Subodd Kumar Jaiswal was now the leader of investigation agency.

Anil Deshmukh senior National Congress Party (NCP) leader, under investigation over the allegations of take bribe for police transfers And appointments when he was Minister of the Interior of Maharashtra.

Subodh Jaiswal was a part of Police establishment and supervision councils transfers and appointments, Maharashtra government He said, adding that Mr. Jaiswal”should Be a witness, if not a potential suspect.”

But Judge SK Kaul and MM Sundresh rejected it step in The petition was rejected.

Anil Deshmukh accused of Corruption and bribery by former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh. He was arrested on November 2nd.

He is being investigated over Allegations that he misused official The site has collected 4.70 crore from various bars in Mumbai through a policeman accused of corruption, Sachin Wiese.

The money It was laundered with money for the Shri Sai Shikshan Sansthan Fund in Nagpur, an educational fund controlled by Deshmukh. family.

In December, the Bombay High Court rejected a similar petition filed by the state of Maharashtra governmentAnd then I applied to the Supreme Court.