Congress should take stand on Param Bir’s declare, says Sanjay Nirupam

Congress should take a stand on former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh’s declare that Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh wished cops to gather Rs 100 crore month-to-month from bars and inns, former MP Sanjay Nirupam has stated.
“If at all, whatever Parambir Singh is saying is truth, question should be asked from Hon Sharad Pawar ji because he is the architect of current Maharashtra Govt. Is it what the so called third front is going to do finally ? Congress must take a stand on this issue,” he tweeted.
The demand by Nirupam got here even because the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) state authorities, comprising Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress, is reeling beneath the affect of the “letter bomb” by the serving IPS officer.
A former Shiv Sena chief, Nirupam joined the Congress in 2005.
In the eight-page letter to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, Singh alleged that Deshmukh used to name cops to his official residence and provides them a “collection target” from bars, eating places and different institutions.
The Chief Minister’s Office, in a late night time launch, stated Singh’s “unsigned letter to Thackeray” was not despatched from his official e-mail ID and efforts have been on to contact him to confirm it.
Ending the hypothesis, Singh later confirmed that he certainly emailed the letter, a signed copy of which can attain the federal government shortly.
The IPS officer claimed that the minister advised Waze that he had set a goal of accumulating Rs 100 crore a month, half of it from practically 1,750 bars, eating places and comparable institutions working within the metropolis.
Singh additionally claimed that Deshmukh “from day one” wished a case of abetment of suicide to be registered in Mumbai after the dying of Dadra and Nagar Haveli MP Mohan Delkar in a Mumbai lodge final month.
Sources within the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress state authorities stated Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and NCP chief Sharad Pawar are but to take a name on changing the house minister within the backdrop of the most recent controversy.

BJP chief and former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis sought Deshmukh’s the resignation over the claims made by the IPS officer.

“We demand the home minister’s resignation. If he doesn’t, then Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray must remove him.An impartial probe must be conducted. The letter also says the chief minister was informed about this earlier, so why didn’t he act on it?” stated Fadnavis, Leader of the Opposition in Maharashtra Assembly.