SC refuses to hear petition against Anil Deshmukh, SC orders Parambir Singh to go to High Court

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has asked IPS officer and former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh to file a petition in the High Court. Singh had accused Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh of setting a “recovery target of Rs 100 crore”. Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice. R. Subhash Reddy’s bench said the case is serious. You file a petition in the High Court. After that, the Supreme Court allowed Singh to withdraw the petition and he will file the petition in the High Court today.

Parambir Singh had filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking an impartial inquiry by the CBI into allegations of corruption against Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh. He had said that an inquiry should be held by the CBI immediately before the evidence was destroyed. He also requested for immediate capture of CCTV footage of Deshmukh’s residence. Singh had also requested the cancellation of the transfer order.

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The apex court on Wednesday refused to hear the plea of ​​former Mumbai police commissioner Parambir Singh and directed him to file a petition in the high court. Singh had filed a petition seeking CBI probe into the allegations against Anil Deshmukh. It also allowed the petition to be withdrawn.

Following the Supreme Court order, Singh will go to the High Court today through his lawyer Mukul Rohatgi.

On the other hand, in the dispute between former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh and Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, Adv. The petition filed by Jayashree Patil has been fixed by the Mumbai High Court for hearing on March 30.

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