Patoles’ wiretapping allegation came nearly two years after government formed MVA: BJP leader

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Maharashtra MP BJP Ashish Shelar investigated why state congressman Nana Patole took nearly two years to level the wiretapping allegation against the previous government Devendra Fadnavis, even as the waiver Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) in the state was formed in November 2019 Congress is part of the MVA tripartite government headed by Uddhav Thackeray. Patole had previously alleged that his phone was tapped in 2017 when the government led by Fadnavis was at the helm. He made the same allegation during the recent monsoon session of the state legislature. He said his phone was tapped under the pretext that it belonged to a drug dealer. The state government has now formed a three-member committee to investigate Patole’s wiretapping allegation. Speaking to a regional news channel, Shelar said, Patole made the allegation that his phone calls were tapped by the previous Fadnavis government. However, he made this allegation two years after the formation of the MVA government. What had he been doing for the past two years? The BJP chief joked that Patole continues to make funny comments. Shelar was among 12 MPs who were suspended from the assembly for a year for alleged misconduct with President Bhaskar Jadhav in the president’s chamber during the recent monsoon session. Speaking of which, Shelar said, Sena leader Bhaskar Jadhav was known to us as an honest and hardworking leader of the Konkan region. I am also from the same region. However, his image is now slandered by his own act of suspending 12 BJP deputies from the assembly. The head of the BJP alleged that the current state government appoints directors in various housing cooperative societies, where its management bodies are involved in disputes.

These administrators are supposed to help residents set up a new management body. Instead, they are involved in concluding a building redevelopment agreement with a builder, where the latter’s interest is protected instead of the apartment owners. There are at least 2,000 crore rupees currently unfolding in the city of Mumbai alone, he alleged.

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