Former Mumbai police chief Param Bir Singh alleges that Anil Deshmukh set a Rs 100 crore 'collection target' for his officers in Mumbai, and money was handed over to Jayant Patil for the NCP.
Param Bir SinghAnil DeshmukhJayant PatilNcpMumbai PoliceReal Estate MumbaiAug 12, 2024
The Rs 100 crore 'collection target' was set by Anil Deshmukh for his officers in Mumbai to collect money through extortion and other methods.
Jayant Patil managed the funds for the NCP.
Deshmukh and other MVA leaders aimed to target certain opposition leaders, including current Deputy Chief Minister and BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis.
Salil Deshmukh responded to Param Bir Singh, saying that he was just following a script from the BJP and Devendra Fadnavis.
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