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Amid the political crisis in Maharashtra triggered by a rebellion by a large section of Shiv Sena MLAs, who are currently camping in Assam, the NCP on Saturday sought to know who was paying the bills of hotels in Guwahati and Surat.
The Sharad Pawar-led party, which shares power with Sena and Congress in the state, also asked the Income Tax Department and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to find out the source of "black money" involved.
NCP's chief spokesperson Mahesh Tapase asked, "Who is paying the bills of hotels in Surat and Guwahati as well as the chartered flight? Is it true that the horsetrading rate is Rs 50 crore?" "If ED and IT get activated, the source of the black money will be exposed," he added.
Majority of Shiv Sena MLAs have shifted their loyalty to minister Eknath Shinde and are camping in Guwahati, plunging the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government led by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, who heads the Sena, into a crisis. Before a hotel in Guwahati became the base of the rebel MLAs, Shinde and several other legislators had also stayed at a hotel in Surat.

Who is footing hotel bills in Guwahati, Surat? NCP wants ED to find source of 'black money'

NCP on Saturday sought to know who was paying the bills of hotels in Guwahati and Surat.

Amid the political crisis in Maharashtra triggered by a rebellion by a large section of Shiv Sena MLAs, who are currently camping in Assam, the NCP on Saturday sought to know who was paying the bills of hotels in Guwahati and Surat.
The Sharad Pawar-led party, which shares power with Sena and Congress in the state, also asked the Income Tax Department and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to find out the source of "black money" involved.
NCP's chief spokesperson Mahesh Tapase asked, "Who is paying the bills of hotels in Surat and Guwahati as well as the chartered flight? Is it true that the horsetrading rate is Rs 50 crore?" "If ED and IT get activated, the source of the black money will be exposed," he added.
Majority of Shiv Sena MLAs have shifted their loyalty to minister Eknath Shinde and are camping in Guwahati, plunging the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government led by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, who heads the Sena, into a crisis. Before a hotel in Guwahati became the base of the rebel MLAs, Shinde and several other legislators had also stayed at a hotel in Surat.
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Former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh on Sunday&nbsp;moved the Supreme Court seeking protection from any coercive action in a money laundering case.
The Enforcement Directorate had, on Saturday, issued fresh summons to the NCP leader seeking his appearance on July 5 in the case.
The ED has, so far, issued three notices to Deshmukh, who&nbsp;has been asked to record his statement at the central agency's office in south Mumbai on Monday.
Deshmukh, 72, has moved the top court seeking protection from any coercive action, Mumbai-based advocate Inderpal B Singh said in a video message released for the media.

Money laundering probe: Anil Deshmukh move SC seeking protection against ED

The Enforcement Directorate had, on Saturday, issued fresh summons to the NCP leader seeking his appearance on July 5 in the case.

Money laundering probe: Anil Deshmukh moves SC seeking protection against ED

Former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh on Sunday&nbsp;moved the Supreme Court seeking protection from any coercive action in a money laundering case.
The Enforcement Directorate has&nbsp;issued fresh summons to the NCP leader Deshmukh seeking his appearance on July 5 in the case.
The ED has, so far, issued three notices to Deshmukh, who&nbsp;has been asked to record his statement at the central agency's office in south Mumbai on Monday. USE HIS LAWYER'S SOT FROM VIDEO

The Enforcement Directorate had, on Saturday, issued fresh summons to the NCP leader seeking his appearance on July 5 in the case.

Former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh on Sunday&nbsp;moved the Supreme Court seeking protection from any coercive action in a money laundering case.
The Enforcement Directorate had, on Saturday, issued fresh summons to the NCP leader seeking his appearance on July 5 in the case.
The ED has, so far, issued three notices to Deshmukh, who&nbsp;has been asked to record his statement at the central agency's office in south Mumbai on Monday.
Deshmukh, 72, has moved the top court seeking protection from any coercive action, Mumbai-based advocate Inderpal B Singh said in a video message released for the media.

The Congress on Monday said the BJP-led Centre should make probe agencies NIA, CBI and the ED go after black-marketeers and hoarders of medicines used for coronavirus treatment in place of "using them to target political opponents".
Congress leader and ex-Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan said this will instil fear in the minds of black marketers.
Chavan was also critical of former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis who "picketed" a police station along with other BJP leaders when police had summoned a pharma company's top executive over alleged stocking of remdesivir.

Use probe agencies against medicine hoarders not Opposition: Cong to Centre 

//Use probe agencies to target medicine hoarders, not oppn: Cong&nbsp; //Cong's&nbsp;Chavan&nbsp;asks Centre to stop targeting opponents //'Go after black marketers, instil&nbsp;fear in their minds'&nbsp; //Chavan&nbsp;slams&nbsp;Fadnavis over&nbsp;pharma&nbsp;supplier row&nbsp;

The Congress on Monday said the BJP-led Centre should make probe agencies NIA, CBI and the ED go after black-marketeers and hoarders of medicines used for coronavirus treatment in place of "using them to target political opponents".
Congress leader and ex-Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan said this will instil fear in the minds of black marketers.
Chavan was also critical of former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis who "picketed" a police station along with other BJP leaders when police had summoned a pharma company's top executive over alleged stocking of remdesivir.

ED grills Farooq again in the multi-crore cricket board scam

Farooq Abdullah was questioned by the ED for the second time in three days on Wednesday in connection with a multi-crore scam in the JK Cricket Association

Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah was questioned by the Enforcement Directorate for the second time in three days on Wednesday in connection with a multi-crore scam in the JK Cricket Association. His party, the National Conference, has termed the summons "yet another attempt to browbeat" the opposition.&nbsp;Abdullah, who turned 84 on Wednesday, was earlier questioned in the case for over six hours on Monday.&nbsp;After the questioning on Monday, Abdullah had said he was not worried and would cooperate in the probe.

Srinagar, PTI: Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah was questioned by the Enforcement Directorate for the second time in three days on Wednesday in connection with a multi-crore scam in the JK Cricket Association. His party, the National Conference, has termed the summons "yet another attempt to browbeat" the opposition.
Abdullah, who turns 84 on Wednesday, appeared before the ED's regional office in Rajbagh in the Civil Lines area of the city in the morning. He was earlier questioned in the case for over six hours on Monday.
His son and former chief minister Omar Abdullah expressed his displeasure and tweeted the party statement on his father's questioning with the comment: "This on a day when my father turns 84!" ED officials said on condition of anonymity that Farooq Abdullah has been called again for some clarifications. He was questioned for the first time in July last year in Chandigarh after the agency had registered a case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act in 2018.
After the questioning on Monday, Abdullah had said he was not worried and would cooperate in the probe.
Immediately after Farooq Abdullah went in for his second round of questioning in three days, party spokesman Imran Nabi Dar issued a statement expressing anger and said these tactics are only aimed at "browbeating" opposition leaders who raise their voice against the BJP's "divisive politics".
The party criticised the government for what it called an "agenda of cornering any voices of dissent".
"How many times will BJP use CBI, ED, anti-corruption bureau and its other agencies to browbeat opposition? The plot has become predictable. Anyone who speaks against the government or musters courage against its divisive politics will be hounded and summoned," it said.
Terming these ED summons "calculated coercive measures", Dar said that it is aimed at curtailing Farooq Abdullah's efforts to weave unity among mainstream political parties in JK.
Calling the repeated ED summons as pressure tactics, he said, "What is it that ED forgot to ask during the six hours it interrogated an 83-yr-old Member of Parliament?&rdquo; The government and its agencies, the spokesperson said, has no consideration for a law-abiding citizen who is severely immuno compromised and diabetic.

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