Sameer Wankhede, the controversial former NCB director, may contest the Maharashtra assembly elections from Dharavi on the Shiv Sena ticket. Voting for the 288 seats will be held on November 20, with results declared on November 23.
Maharashtra ElectionsSameer WankhedeDharaviShiv SenaAryan KhanReal Estate MaharashtraOct 17, 2024
Sameer Wankhede is a controversial IRS officer and former director of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). He gained national attention for his role in the Aryan Khan drug case in 2021.
Dharavi is a crucial battleground in the Maharashtra assembly elections due to its large population and strategic importance. It is often a deciding factor in the election outcomes.
Voting for the 288 assembly seats in Maharashtra will take place on November 20, and the results will be declared on November 23, 2024.
The NCB conducted the raid on the Cordelia cruise ship, leading to the arrest of Aryan Khan. Wankhede, the former NCB director, was removed from the case and later transferred to Chennai amid accusations of blackmail.
The CBI registered a corruption case against Wankhede and others after the NCB conducted an internal vigilance probe and shared the findings with the central agency.
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