Antilia bomb scare case: No Central team was needed for investigation, says Sanjay Raut
After Maharashtra police officer Sachin Waze was arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in connection Antilia bomb scare case, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday stated no Central team was needed to research the case. Speaking to reporters in Mumbai, the Rajya Sabha MP stated the Central businesses repeatedly enter Mumbai and demoralise Mumbai Police.
“We respect the NIA but our Mumbai police could have done it too. Mumbai Police and anti-terrorism squad (ATS) are well respected but central agencies repeatedly enter Mumbai and try to demoralise Mumbai Police. Thus, it creates instability in the state and creates pressure on Mumbai Police and the administration,” Raut stated.
“I believe Sachin Waze is a very honest and capable officer. He has been arrested in connection with gelatin sticks that were found. One suspicious death also occurred. It’s Mumbai Police’s responsibility to investigate the matter. No central team was needed,” Raut stated.
The NIA will current Sachin Waze, an assistant police inspector with the Mumbai Police who was arrested in reference to the investigation into the restoration of explosives from a automotive parked close to Mukesh Ambani’s home in Mumbai, earlier than a particular court docket at the moment to demand his custody.
This got here days after Waze, was who was main the investigating of Mansukh Hiren’s loss of life within the Crime Intelligence Unit (CIU), was transferred to the Citizen Facilitation Centre on the Mumbai Police Headquarters.
“Sachin Waze API Mumbai Police Crime Branch has been arrested for his role and involvement in Placing an explosives-laden vehicle near Carmichael Road (near Mukesh Ambani’s house) on 25th February 2021,” stated an official assertion of NIA.
Waze was summoned to the NIA workplace on Saturday to document his assertion, in reference to the restoration of explosives from a automotive parked close to Mukesh Ambani’s home in Mumbai. Later, he was arrested below part 286, 465, 473, 506(2), 120 B of the Indian Penal Code, and 4(a)(b)(I) of the Explosive Substances Act 1908.
A automotive carrying unassembled explosive supplies was discovered deserted at Carmichael Road in South Mumbai on February 25, close to the home of Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani.
The proprietor of the automobile, Mansukh Hiren, was discovered useless in a creek within the Thane district on Friday. Now, ATS Maharashtra is investigating the case.Â
(With ANI inputs)
