Anil Deshmukh rejects allegations by Param Bir in letter to CM Thackeray

Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh has responded to the explosive letter by Param Bir Singh alleging that the previous Mumbai Police Commissioner was leveling false allegations to avoid wasting himself from from additional authorized motion.
The former Commissioner of Police, Parambir Singh has made false allegations as a way to save himself because the involvement of Sachin Waze in Mukesh Ambani & Mansukh Hiren’s case is turning into clearer from the investigation carried out to date & threads are resulting in Mr. Singh as properly— ANIL DESHMUKH (@AnilDeshmukhNCP) March 20, 2021
Anil Deshmukh mentioned in a press release on Twitter, “The former Commissioner of Police, Parambir Singh has made false allegations in order to save himself as the involvement of Sachin Waze in Mukesh Ambani & Mansukh Hiren’s case is becoming clearer from the investigation carried out so far & threads are leading to Mr. Singh as well”.
परमबिर सिंग यांनी स्वतःला वाचवण्यासाठी तसेच पुढच्या कायदेशीर कारवाई पासून स्वतःचा बचाव करण्यासाठी हा खोटा आरोप केला आहे.— ANIL DESHMUKH (@AnilDeshmukhNCP) March 20, 2021
“Parambir Singh has made this false allegation to save himself as well as to protect himself from further legal action,” he added.
Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh has written a letter to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday alleging that the state Home Minister Anil Deshmukh had requested controversial cop Sachin Vaze to gather Rs. 100 crore each month from bars, eating places and different institutions.
The letter by Param Bir Singh raises a number of questions concerning the entire Antilia Bomb Scare case and the demise of Mansukh Hiren. Sachin Vaze is at present below arrest for his involvement within the matter. The Ministry of Home Affairs had earlier transferred the Mansukh Hiren demise case to the NIA.
Param Bir Singh had been transferred and posted as DG Home Guard after the explosive revelations within the Antilia Bomb Scare case.