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Mumbai logs 4 new Covid-19 cases, zero death; active tally at 14
Mumbai logged four new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, taking the overall tally to 11,55,266, while no fresh death linked to the infection was recorded in the metropolis, said the local civic body. The death toll remained unchanged at 19,747. No new case or coronavirus-linked fatality was recorded in Mumbai on Monday. Also read: Man seeks Rs 36 lakh compensation, alleges negligence at BMC-run Covid-19 centre According to a Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) bulletin, the city is left with 14 active COVID-19 cases after four patients recovered from the respiratory illness in the last 24 hours, pushing up their cumulative count to 11,35,505. The financial capital's coronavirus recovery rate stood at 98.3 per cent, while the case doubling rate was 4,19,929 days, the bulletin said. As many as 1,747 swab samples were tested since the previous evening, taking their total count to 1,87,25,328, it said. The city's growth rate of COVID-19 cases between January 31 and February 6 was 0.0001 per cent, said the BMC. On Monday also, no new case of coronavirus or casualty was recorded in Mumbai in the last 24 hours, a civic official said on Monday. A total of 1,87,23,581 coronavirus tests have been conducted in the city so far, of which 873 swabs were tested in the last 24 hours. The growth rate of cases between January 30 and February 5 was 0.0001 per cent, the civic data stated. Meanwhile, Mumbai had on Sunday reported three Covid-19 cases, which took the tally here to 11,55,262, while the death toll remained unchanged at 19,747, a civic official had told the PTI. The recovery count increased by two in the last 24 hours and touched 11,35,500, leaving the metropolis with an active caseload of 15, he had said. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
07 February,2023 10:33 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
SC refuses to grant relief to Rapido against denial of licence in Maharashtra
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to grant relief to bike-taxi aggregator Rapido against denial of licence to it by the Maharashtra government. The top court noted that amendments made to the Motor Vehicles Act in 2019 make it clear that aggregators cannot operate without a valid licence. A bench of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and justices PS Narasimha and JB Pardiwala noted that Pune's Regional Transport Office (RTO) had rejected its plea for licence in December 21 last year. Also read: 27-year-old man held from Chembur for making threat call to Mumbai airport The bench said Roppen Transportation Services Private Limited (Rapido) can approach the Bombay High Court challenging the notification of the state government dated January 19, which had prohibited the use of "non-transport vehicle" from car pooling It stated that the validity of the order of the RTO in December last year would stand subsumed by the subsequent wider decision of the state government. During the hearing, senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi, appearing for the bike-taxi aggregator, said the Maharashtra government does not have a scheme for two-wheelers, and therefore, the application for licence has been wrongly rejected. He said certain conditions, which were necessary to obtain a licence, were actually impossible to achieve for the company. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, along with advocates Siddharth Dharmadhikari and Abhikalp Pratap Singh, appearing for the state government said, "State is examining whether to have two-wheelers or not as taxi for safety and traffic consideration. We are not saying, we don't have a policy". The top court noted in its order that effect of amended provisions in the Motor Vehicles Act is that no person can engage himself as an aggregator without a licence from such authority and subject to such conditions as may be prescribed by the state government. It said in terms of first proviso of section 93 of Motor Vehicles Act, the state government while issuing the licence to an aggregator may follow such guidelines as issued by the central government and the general rule making power has been entrusted to the state government. The bench noted that Rapido's application for licence was rejected on the ground that it didn't comply with the terms and conditions of the state's guidelines of 2020. On January 27, the top court had agreed to hear the plea of Rapido against the Bombay High Court order directing it to suspend its services in Maharashtra immediately for operating without a licence from the state government. On January 13, the high court had pulled up the aggregator for operating without procuring a license from the Maharashtra government and directed it to suspend the services immediately. It had warned Rapido to either suspend its bike taxi services immediately or the court would issue directions to state authorities to permanently bar the company from getting any licence. It had noted that in the absence of a licence, the company cannot run its services in an unregulated manner. Rapido had moved the high court against a communication issued to it by the state government on December 29, 2022 refusing to grant a bike taxi aggregator's licence. The state government had in its letter said it had no policy on the licensing of bike taxis nor a fare structure for them. The company had assured the high court it will suspend its services till January 20 when the court would hear the matter further. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
07 February,2023 10:26 PM IST | New Delhi | PTI
Trial in Dabholkar murder case likely to be completed in 2-3 months: CBI to HC
The Central Bureau of Investigation informed the Bombay High Court on Tuesday that the trial in the case of killing of rationalist Narendra Dabholkar in 2013 is likely to be completed in the next two to three months, and opposed the bail plea of one of the accused in the case. The accused, Virendrasinh Tawade, had sought bail on the ground of delay in the trial. He was arrested in the case in 2016. Also read: Unfounded criminal charges stigmatize reputation: Bombay High Court Advocate Sandesh Patil, appearing for the CBI, told a division bench of Justices A S Gadkari and P D Naik that so far 15 witnesses have been examined by the trial court in Pune. "Only seven to eight witnesses are remaining. I have spoken with the special public prosecutor in the case there who said if the trial is expedited then it can be concluded in two to three months," Patil said. The bench sought to know if any of the witnesses, already examined, turned hostile in court. Patil replied in the negative. The court then asked Tawade's lawyer Virendra Ichalkaranjikar if he was willing to wait for a few more months. The advocate, however, sought the court to decide the bail plea on merits, saying Tawade has been behind bars for seven years. Ichalkaranjikar claimed there was no evidence against Tawade. The bench then posted the bail plea for hearing on February 21. Dabholkar (67), a rationalist and founder of the Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti, was shot dead by two assailants while he was on a morning walk in Pune on August 20, 2013. He was shot by persons allegedly linked to the radical outfit Sanatan Sanstha. The CBI, which took over the case from Pune city police in 2014, has chargesheeted five accused in the case. The trial in the case began in October 2021. The accused persons in the case are Tawade, Sachin Andure, Sharad Kalaskar, Vikram Bhave and advocate Sanjeev Punalekar. Punalekar, who is out on bail, is charged with destruction of evidence. The other four are being tried for murder, criminal conspiracy and under stringent provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Arms Act. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
07 February,2023 03:33 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
Maharashtra: Ferry service between Navi Mumbai and Gateway of India flagged off
Maharashtra Ports Minister Dada Bhuse on Tuesday flagged off a ferry service between Belapur in Navi Mumbai and the Gateway of India in Mumbai, giving commuters another transport option. The ferry will cover the distance in an hour, he said. The lower deck of the ferry can accommodate 140 people, while 60 people can use the upper deck at a time. The fare is Rs 250 per seat on the lower deck and Rs 350 a seat on the other deck. The fares are less than what taxis charge for a road journey between Belapur and Colaba, where Gateway of India is located. Also Read: HC directs BMC chief to take final decision on nod for proposed floating hotel The service, which has been launched on an experimental basis, will go a long way in meeting the needs of the people who travel to Mumbai for work and vice versa, said the minister. The timings and commuters' requirements will be reviewed from time to time, including the introduction of the monthly passes when more people start using the service, he said. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
07 February,2023 01:35 PM IST | Thane | PTI
Maharashtra: Balasaheb Thorat resigns as Congress legislature party chief
Maharashtra Congress leader Balasaheb Thorat on Tuesday resigned as the state legislature party head, a day after his letter to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge over apparent friction with state unit chief Nana Patole came out, party sources said. Thorat has sent his resignation to the party high command, they said. The Congress leader is the maternal uncle of Satyajit Tambe who recently won the Legislative Council election from the Nashik division graduates constituency as an independent candidate. Thorat is a staunch Congress loyalist and has earlier served as the party's state president apart from holding many key ministerial portfolios. Also Read: Maharashtra: Congress leader Balasaheb Thorat writes to Kharge against Patole An aide of Thorat had said that the Congress leader had written to the party high command citing his inability to work with Patole due to the latter's "anger" towards him. Thorat also said he was not being consulted before decisions were being taken, the aide added. The matter surfaced days after Thorat's brother-in-law and then Nashik graduates constituency MLC Sudhir Tambe declined to contest despite being the Congress' official candidate. His son Satyajit Tambe then fought as an independent and won the election, results of which were announced on February 2. While the Congress was left red-faced due to the episode, the silence of Thorat, who is recuperating from a shoulder injury, was seen as silent support to the Tambe father-son duo, sources said. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
07 February,2023 01:29 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
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HC directs BMC chief to take final decision on nod for proposed floating hotel
The Bombay High Court has directed the city civic chief to take a final decision within eight weeks on grant of permission for the construction of a floating hotel, 'Floatel', proposed two nautical miles away from the shoreline in south Mumbai. A division bench of Justices Sunil Shukre and M W Chandwani in its judgement of January 23 quashed a May 2017 decision taken by a three-member committee refusing permission for the project, noting it was part of the Marine Drive promenade. The court was hearing a petition filed by Rashmi Developments Pvt Ltd challenging the committee's decision. The high court in its order said prima facie the floating hotel and its related infrastructure was not part of the Marine Drive. Also Read: BMC is breaking things that aren’t broken and making life difficult for walkers across Mumbai "The matter is remanded back to the respondent 1 (city civic body) with a direction to the Commissioner of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation to take a decision first on whether he has exclusive jurisdiction in the matter," the HC said. If the commissioner finds that he has jurisdiction, then he shall consider the petitioner's application for grant of necessary permission in accordance with law and, if required, the commissioner may call for necessary NOCs from the authorities concerned, it said. The court said if the commissioner has no exclusive jurisdiction then he shall refer the petitioner's application to the three-member committee once again for due consideration and appropriate recommendation. The committee "comprising the chairman of the Mumbai Heritage Conservation Committee, Mumbai Police commissioner and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) commissioner - was formed in 2015 following an order from the HC to decide on any proposed construction at the Marine Drive promenade. In 2018, the high court had upheld the committee's decision following which the petitioner company approached the Supreme Court. The apex court last year set aside the high court's 2018 order and directed it to consider the matter afresh. The petitioner company had proposed the project of Floatel (floating hotel) comprising four parts " waiting area, floating jetty, parking area and the hotel. The floating hotel was going to be located in the deep sea about two nautical miles from the shoreline in south Mumbai. The petitioner's contention was that none of these four parts of the project would be situated anywhere near or on the Marine Drive promenade and that they would be situated beyond a point from the end of the Marine Drive. The court in its order noted that prima facie none of the parts appear to be forming part of the Marine Drive promenade. It said the parking area of the proposed project comprising about 5,000 square metres belongs to the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) and the said land has been already allotted to the petitioner company. The BMC commissioner would have to first see if he has exclusive jurisdiction to decide the petitioner's application for grant of No Objection Certificate (NOC) or not, the HC said. "If he decides that he has such jurisdiction in the matter, he would have to go ahead to consider the application of the petitioner on its own merits. However, if the commissioner comes to the conclusion that he has no exclusive jurisdiction in the matter, he would have to act upon the recommendation of the three-member committee," the court said. In that case, the commissioner would have to once again refer the matter to the committee for its consideration and appropriate recommendations, it said. "Recording of findings on the question of jurisdiction is important for the reason that it goes to the root of the whole dispute," the HC said. The bench directed the civic body chief to take a final decision within a period of eight weeks. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
07 February,2023 01:29 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
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Unfounded criminal charges stigmatize reputation: High Court
Unfounded criminal charges stigmatize reputation and bring disrepute, and loss of character or bruised reputation cannot be restored even by judicial reprieve, the Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court has said while quashing an FIR lodged against a woman judicial officer by her sister-in-law. A division bench of Justices Anuja Prabhudessai and R M Joshi in an order passed on January 7 said the right to reputation and dignity of an individual is held to be an integrated part of Articles 21 and 19(2) of the Constitution. The bench quoted Shakespeare and said, Good name in man and woman, dear my lord, is the immediate jewel of their souls: Who steals my purse steals trash; 'tis something, nothing; 'twas mine, 'tis his, and has been slave to thousands: But he that filches from me my good name robs me of that which not enriches him and makes me poor indeed. The court was hearing a petition filed by a 40-year-old judicial officer, seeking to quash the First Information Report (FIR) lodged against her by Jalgaon police in November 2019 on a complaint by her 30-year-old sister-in-law for mental and physical cruelty. The FIR was also lodged against the petitioner's brother (complainant's husband) and her parents (complainant's in-laws). The high court in its order noted that the petitioner was married and not residing with the complainant. It said the petitioner has been dragged into the matrimonial dispute with the allegations that she had ordered food for everyone but asked the complainant to cook for herself, she had asked the complainant to not raise her voice against her parents and that she should mend her ways. Also Read: Bombay HC refuses to stop tender for sanitary napkins for govt school The aforesaid accusations even if taken at face value and accepted in its entirety do not constitute any offence justifying investigation against the applicant (petitioner), the court said. It is pertinent to note that unfounded criminal charges and long drawn criminal proceedings can have serious consequences, the bench said in its order. A person subjected to such litigation suffers immense mental trauma, humiliation and monetary loss. Reckless imputations can also result in serious repercussions on career progression and future pursuits, the HC said. most importantly it stigmatizes reputation, brings disrepute and lowers the image of a person amongst friends, family and colleagues. It is to be noted that loss of character or bruised reputation cannot be restored even by judicial reprieve, the order said. In fit cases it was imperative for the court to exercise its power to safeguard and protect the rights of every person subjected to such litigation and prevent misuse of criminal process for personal vendetta, the court said. In the present case, the FIR against the family members of the (complainant's) husband was an instrument to settle personal scores with him and hence the unfounded proceedings against the petitioner need to be quashed to prevent abuse of law, the HC added. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
07 February,2023 12:43 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
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Fire in under-construction high-rise building in Prabhadevi, fireman injured
A fire broke out on the seventh-level podium area of an under-construction high-rise in Prabhadevi on Monday night, an official said. According to the officials, the fire was extinguished using two small hose lines at 3.59 am on Tuesday morning. A 40-year-old fire officer was injured and was shifted to KEM hospital, a Fire Brigade official said. "While he was in stable condition, he took discharge against medical advice," the official added. Also Read: Mumbai: 'Planning to shift dilapidated KEM wards to nearby hospital' According to BMC data, the fire was confined to building construction materials, plywood, bamboo, packaging material, sanitary material, G.I. sheets, office furniture, office files & records, electric wiring & electric installations, etc. in the godown at 7th level podium in an area about 4000 to 5000 sq.ft. "One compressed oxygen gas cylinder exploded in one of the said godowns, thereby causing more spread of fire," the official said. Seven fire engines were rushed to the spot.
07 February,2023 10:12 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Thane: 2 workers killed as metal structure falls at construction site in Palghar
Two workers were killed and as many others injured when a heavy iron structure of a roof fell on them at an under-construction factory in Maharashtra's Palghar district, police said on Tuesday. The incident took place at around 11 am on Monday in Palghar industrial area, they said. The heavy metal structure was being mounted with the help of a crane when it fell on the workers, an official from Palghar police station said. Two workers - Ramdin Nishad (41) and Rahul Nishad (29) - died on the spot and while two others were injured, he said. Also Read: BMC is breaking things that aren’t broken and making life difficult for walkers across Mumbai The bodies were sent to a government hospital for post-mortem, he said. The police have so far registered a case of accidental death and are conducting a probe into it, the official said. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
07 February,2023 09:58 AM IST | Palghar | PTI
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BMC is breaking things that aren’t broken and making life difficult for walkers
The BMC has come under fire for encumbering pedestrians by replacing flat road dividers with raised barricades across the city. The civic body has undertaken beautification projects worth Rs 1,700 crore, and replacing dividers is part of this endeavour. However, even dividers that are in a good shape are being demolished. On Bandra West’s KC Marg, the BMC has almost demolished a central divider that was repaired as recently as 2021 and will install its replacement. Mumtaz Rahebar Khan, a former Bandra West corporator, said after following up with the civic body, the BMC repaired the divider. “Now the authorities are removing it. Officials claim they are doing this under a beautification programme. But the old divider was in a good condition. Why are they wasting taxpayers’ money? The old divider was made of bricks. It was strong,” Khan said. Also Read: Mumbai: Residents rally to save trees in King’s Circle Repairing of road proposed The BMC also plans to carry out repairs on this road. “The repair work will start soon. While this goes on, the new divider will be damaged, wasting taxpayers' money again. When I asked the BMC roads department, they said this 1,510-metre-long asphalt road would be converted into a cement concrete one,” said Khan. The work is being undertaken by H West ward officials. “They didn't take any suggestion from the roads department, which is needed,” she alleged. Pedestrians climb over a divider outside Churchgate station Recently, Khan tweeted about the issue with a video, which was retweeted by former minister and Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray. “The BMC must explain this. This is pro-contractor work, which the new opaque administration defines as a beautification order by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde at Rs 1,700 crore of Mumbaikars,” his tweet read. 28 trees to be transplanted The BMC has decided to transplant 28 trees, most of them full-grown palm trees, in the KC Marg divider. The civic body has already removed two dead trees. “There is nothing wrong with planting trees in the divider. But they should be planted properly so their roots enter the ground. I had already filed an objection in this regard,” said Zoru Bhathena, an environmental activist. A roughly-four-feet-high divider on Linking Road. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar /Ashish Raje “The existing central dividers are in a good condition and don't need replacement. Any proposal to remove trees to beautify a central divider is absurd. The Tree Authority should ensure that sufficient open space and soil is left available all around these trees,” his objection letter read. Similar situation in Bandra Even on a small internal road in Bandra East, Jagat Vidya Marg, near the collectors’ office, the dismantling of barricades is going on. “It is totally wrong. It is understandable if the BMC replaces old, damaged structures with new, colourful ones. The BMC has been wasting money on non-required work,” said Anil Trimbankar, a former corporator. He added that cars were being parked on both sides of the road while footpaths had been encroached by hawkers, a tea stall and a garage. “If the civic body really wants to help commuters, it should focus on clearing the road and not on false beautification,” he said. Pedestrian inconvenience Apart from allegations of wasting money. the beautification project is being blamed for obstructing commuters as two-to-three-feet-high are taking the place of flat dividers. Pedestrians must now walk up to junctions to cross the road, which is inconvenient for many. BMC workers demolish a perfectly intact divider on Jagat Vidya Marg in Bandra East. Pic/Ashish Raje Rishi Aggarwal, a city-based activist, tweeted, “Flat dividers are being obliterated in Mumbai under the new onslaught of the R1,700 crore Mumbai beautification programme. A dense city like Mumbai needs frequent crossing of pedestrians. These are city roads, not highways.” He added that there were flat dividers from Lokhandwala Circle Road to Four Bungalows till 2018 and people could cross the road with ease. “But they were replaced three to four years ago. Anyone passing now will think the raised dividers were always there. Access to pedestrians is being severed at every other road in the city,” he stated. Near Churchgate Though there have been raised dividers on only a few major roads in the city, they now are being built on small roads. In January, the BMC replaced the dividers on Maharshi Karve Road in front of Churchgate station, citing the prevention of accidents as people would cross the heavy-traffic road. However, after this, many young commuters have started climbing over the new barricades. Even the flat, cement-brick divider on the road to parallel to Oval Maidan has now been replaced with elevated barriers. “The road is congested during office hours. But otherwise, traffic is sparse and pedestrians can cross with ease. But now there are only a few points where people can cross it,” said Smriti Kulkarni, a regular commuter. Khar Danda Road The work of replacing flat dividers is also going on at Khar Danda Road in Khar West. There are many small gullies such as 14th Road, 15th Road and 16th Road that are connected to the road and there are many small junctions. Andrew Simoes tweeted, “I was shocked to see the huge raised divider appearing on the main Khar Road (Chitrakhar Durandhar Marg). There was no divider there before. It's not practical at all.” “The raised barriers are for the safety of pedestrians. It will prevent mid-road crossings, which results in accidents,” said a BMC official. Activist Rishi Aggarwal added, “The BMC is using the excuse (of pedestrian safety) to make the movement of cars easier. There is no data supporting the argument. Raised dividers, in fact, cause many youths to dangerously climb over them. If the corporation is serious about pedestrian safety, let it make those junctions safe.” Iqbal Singh Chahal, municipal commissioner, said the roads department head would be able to explain the matter. Ulhas Mahale, deputy municipal commissioner of infrastructure did not respond to mid-day's queries at the time of going to print. 'No jaywalking rule exists' Asked whether pedestrians are allowed to cross flat dividers, a transport expert said that though the concept of jaywalking exists in the US, it isn’t mentioned in the Indian Penal Code. “But pedestrians can be booked for obstructing traffic under the Bombay Police Act. A few years ago, there was a drive to fine commuters for crossing the median near Churchgate station,” he added. 2021The year KC Marg divider was repaired
07 February,2023 07:46 AM IST | Mumbai | Sameer Surve | Prajakta Kasale
Anil Deshmukh gets nod to visit Nagpur, Delhi
The special courts here on Monday allowed former Maharashtra minister and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Anil Deshmukh’s plea to travel to Nagpur and New Delhi for four weeks. Deshmukh is an accused in money laundering and corruption cases being probed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) respectively. The NCP leader is currently out on bail. One of his bail conditions was to not leave the city without the permission of the special courts, presiding over the ED and CBI cases. Deshmukh’s plea for visiting Nagpur and New Delhi was allowed by both the courts. Also Read: Mumbai: How will Adani fiasco affect the Dharavi project? In two separate pleas, filed through advocates Aniket Nikam and Inderpal Singh, last week, the veteran political leader said he hailed from Nagpur and has deep family roots there, apart from being an elected representative of his constituency. The plea also stated that the former minister needed to consult with his lawyers in New Delhi to discuss further strategy in the present and connected cases. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
07 February,2023 07:41 AM IST | Mumbai | Agencies