Anil Deshmukh unintentional residence minister, says Sanjay Raut

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut Sunday referred to as Anil Deshmukh an unintentional residence minister, claiming he bought the submit after senior NCP leaders like Jayant Patil and Dilip Walse-Patil refused the accountability.
In his weekly column Rokhthok within the occasion mouthpiece Saamana, Raut additionally mentioned the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress authorities in Maharashtra didn’t have injury management equipment as was seen after former Mumbai police chief Param Bir Singh claimed that Deshmukh requested cops to gather Rs 100 crore a month.
“Deshmukh got the home minister’s post by accident. Jayant Patil and Dilip Walse-Patil refused to take responsibility. That is why Sharad Pawar selected Anil Deshmukh for the post,” Raut wrote in his weekly column.
Perhaps aware of the truth that his remarks a couple of senior minister of the ruling alliance companion could also be considered in poor gentle, Raut later tweeted, “Bura na mano Holi hai..”

In his column, Raut mentioned, “If a junior officer like Sachin Waze was running a (money) collection racket from the Mumbai police commissioner’s office, why was the home minister not aware of it?”
“Waze was a mere API in Mumbai police. Who gave him so much powers? Whose favourite was he? All this should come out,” Raut wrote.
“Deshmukh unnecessarily rubbed some police officials the wrong way. A home minister cannot function properly if he gets surrounded by suspicious officers,” he mentioned.
Raut mentioned a house minister ought to at all times converse much less. Facing the cameras continuously and ordering inquiries just isn’t his job, the Sena MP added.

“The (home minister’s) job is not only for accepting salutes but for giving a strong leadership. How can one forget that strong leadership requires honesty,” Raut wrote.
The MVA authorities had no injury management equipment when Singh dropped his letter bomb, Raut mentioned. “No major leader came forward to defend the image of the government, which led people to believe in Singhs allegations,” he added.
IPS officers Sanjeev Bhat in Gujarat and Vaibhav Krishna in Uttar Pradesh had raised considerations on numerous points by means of letters written to their chief ministers however these letters had been thrown within the mud bin and as a substitute motion was taken in opposition to these officers, Raut mentioned.