Transfer Does Not Mean Param Bir Singh is Guilty: Shiv Sena
Mumbai: The Shiv Sena on Friday reprimanded the Centre for handing over the Antilia bomb case to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), stating that the agency, which is meant to investigate cases related to terrorism, has been handed over this case without it having any links to terrorism.
“NIA investigates matters related to terrorism. But despite not having any link to terrorism, the agency has been handed over the case. What is the matter? What probe did the NIA do in the Uri attack, the Pathankot attack, and the Pulwama attack? How many criminals have been arrested? This too is a mystery. But 20 gelatin sticks in Mumbai seems to prove to be a big challenge for NIA,” read an editorial in Shiv Sena’s mouthpiece Saamana.
The editorial also praised former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh and alleged that there was a certain lobby in Delhi that had complained against him.
“The government has to reside in the police under certain specific circumstances. Param Bir Singh was replaced in the post of Mumbai Police Commissioner, which doesn’t mean he is guilty. He took the command of the post of Mumbai Police Commissioner during very difficult times. He had instilled a passion in the police to fight the COVID-19 crisis. He himself went to an area like Dharavi,” read an editorial.
The editorial further states that newly commissioned police commissioner of Mumbai Hemant Nagrale will have to work with courage and caution.
“All are sad the way Mansukh Hiren died suspiciously. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) seems to have suffered a bit too much. But Ramswaroop Sharma, an MP of the same party, died suspiciously in Delhi during the commencement of the session of Parliament. Sharma was a strong Hindutva proponent. BJP people are not seen beating his chest about his suspicious death. In the case of Mohan Delkar’s suicide, no one is ready to speak even one word. Sushant Singh Rajput and his family have all been forgotten,” the editorial said.
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