amit shah: Amit Shah targets Uddhav Thackeray; Said, ‘The question of morality, should be considered’

Medinipur, West Bengal Union Home Minister and BJP leader Amit Shah has targeted Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray in connection with the recovery case in Maharashtra Police. We will not give any advice to Uddhav Thackeray. But it is a question of morality and they should think about it, said Amit Shah.

Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh has written a letter to the Chief Minister and the Governor, making serious allegations against Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh. Home Minister Deshmukh has given a target of Rs 100 crore per month to the police, alleges Parambir Singh. This is not just a question of the Commissioner of Police. Other observers have also written letters to the central government. But I am currently busy with the election campaign ‘, said Amit Shah.

We will comfortably look at the report given by Devendra Fadnavis. But this is a question of morality. And the Maharashtra government should show its morality, Shah said.

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Shah also answered the question of removing Anil Deshmukh from the post of Home Minister. I will not give any advice to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray. But the question is one of morality. They should think, Shah said. Will you give any advice to Sharad Pawar? When asked, Shah refused. Amit Shah gave an interview to ‘Aaj Tak’ news channel in this regard.

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Meanwhile, Leader of Opposition Devendra Fadnavis today called on the Union Home Secretary in Delhi over the alleged racket in the transfer of IPS and non-IPS police personnel in Maharashtra. He also gave them evidence. Fadnavis has also demanded a CBI probe into the case. The Union Home Secretary has assured Fadnavis that the government will take appropriate action.

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