Uddhav Thackeray didn’t act on a report exposing racket behind transfers and posting of law enforcement officials: Fadnavis

During a press convention on March 23, former Chief Minister of Maharashtra and chief of Opposition Devendra Fadnavis alleged that Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray selected to not act on a report exposing a racket associated to the switch of police officers which was purchased to his discover. He additional stated that CM Thackeray determined to maintain mum simply to avoid wasting his authorities.
LoP in Maharashtra Assembly and BJP chief, Devendra Fadnavis has sought time from Union Home Secretary to satisfy him and hand him over 6.3 GB of information of name recordings & some paperwork pertaining to alleged switch posting racket of IPS and non-IPS officers of Maharashtra Police pic.twitter.com/hRhDaCP1iB— ANI (@ANI) March 23, 2021
He stated, “The chief minister did not take any action through the General Administration Department comes under him. The report has been with the government since August 2020 but to date no action on it. Seems like he shielded and protected this entire racket to save his government.”
Data over 6.3 GB to be shared with Union Home Ministry
In his assertion, Fadnavis stated that he has a duplicate of the report together with 6.3 GB of information that features name recordings and paperwork. He added that the info can be shared with the Union Home Secretary for investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
When DG inquired in regards to the report, he acquired to know that it was despatched to Home Minister. I’m going to Delhi immediately to satisfy Union Home Secretary & demand CBI to research the matter: Devendra Fadnavis, LoP in Maharashtra Assembly— ANI (@ANI) March 23, 2021
He stated, “Since the union home secretary is the custodian and the chief minister, despite being in charge of General Administration Department did nothing to act on the report, I shall be submitting the report to the Centre.”
Rashmi Shukla was falsely punished, alleged Fadnavis
Fadnavis alleged that the decision knowledge he has acquired contains the names of senior IPS officers, non-IPS officers, junior officers, and politicians. He additional accused the Maharashtra authorities of wrongfully “punishing” Commissioner of Intelligence Rashmi Shukla, who’s a senior officer and labored beneath three governments.
Fadnavis stated, “Rashmi Shukla, despite being the senior-most police officer, was overlooked for a promotion. She was promoted as Director-General of Civil Defence, a non-existent post not even sanctioned by the Cabinet. On the other hand, those whose names surface in the call intercepts have got the posts they wanted.”
In a tweet, he stated, “This MVA Govt did not take any action on these severe & sensitive allegations. Instead transferred the intelligence Commissioner.”
But this MVA Govt didn’t take any motion on these extreme & delicate allegations.Instead transferred the intelligence Commissioner.All officers talked about in these transcripts acquired identical postings.I’m going to Delhi to satisfy Union Home Secretary for this immediately: @Dev_Fadnavis— @OfficeOfDevendra (@Devendra_Office) March 23, 2021
Permission for cellphone tapping was granted by Additional Chief Secretary Kunte
Fadnavis stated that the cellphone tapping was finished with permission from the Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Sitaram Kunte. Shukla submitted the report back to the Director-General of Police Subodh Jaiswal on August 25, 2020.
Commissioner of Intelligence despatched a report of intercepted calls suspicious to be concerned in switch racket to DG Maharashtra in Aug ’20. It was forwarded to CM later & he expressed concern however no motion was taken. I’ve knowledge of 6.3 GB containing all information: Devendra Fadnavis pic.twitter.com/z0QKrknyba— ANI (@ANI) March 23, 2021
He additional submitted the report back to ACS (Home) on August 26, 2020.
Letter by Rashmi Shukla (Image: Aaj Tak)Fadnavis stated the DG had advisable notifying the chief minister in regards to the named recognized within the report.
Letter by DG (Image: Aaj Tak)The DG had additionally requested to make sure the secrecy of the report back to keep away from disrepute to the federal government.