Uddhav Thackeray has forfeited ethical authority to manipulate: BJP on Anil Deshmukh’s resignation

The BJP on Monday educated its weapons on Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray saying that he has forfeited the ethical authority to manipulate the state following the resignation of Anil Deshmukh as state house minister.
Deshmukh had resigned after the Bombay High Court ordered a CBI probe into the corruption allegations levelled towards him by former Mumbai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh.
Addressing a press convention, senior BJP chief and Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad requested if Thackeray has any ethical duty following Deshmukh’s resignation because the state house minister.
So many main incidents have occurred below his authorities, Prasad mentioned, referring to the Sachin Vaze case and former Mumbai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh’s corruption allegations towards Deshmukh.
Prasad mentioned that the BJP hopes the problem shall be investigated correctly. “The BJP expects that all the ramifications of this issue ought to be investigated fairly, properly and those involved must be brought to book,” the Union Minister was quoted as saying by ANI.
BJP chief and former state CM Devendra Fadnavis additionally questioned Thackeray’s silence over the problem of corruption allegations towards Deshmukh.
Fadnavis mentioned that Deshmukh’s resignation was anticipated and he had no different possibility. “He should have remembered his morals on the very first day when the allegations were levelled,” the BJP chief mentioned.

“The government has been formed by betraying the people’s mandate. This is an auto-rickshaw government with leaders of all three parties considering the government as their own fiefdom. Each minister considers himself as chief minister. People are now realising what I was saying is true,” Fadnavis claimed.
State BJP chief Chandrakant Patil additionally mentioned he’s pleased that Deshmukh has give up, including there shall be many “shocking revelations” within the CBI probe.
(Inputs from PTI)