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Kirit Somaiya: Several ministers of Thackeray govt on CBI's radar

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 29, 2021 18:17 IST

BJP leader and former MP Kirit Somaiya has made a sensational claim that at least 6 big names in ...

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BJP leader and former MP Kirit Somaiya has made a sensational claim that at least 6 big names in Maharashtra cabinet will be at the doorstep of the CBI in the next four months in the Rs 2,000 crore  recovery case.

Somaiya was in Kalyan on Thursday to take stock of the Corona situation in Kalyan Dombivali region. This time he has made this statement while interacting with the media.Kirit Somaiya said that the ministers in the Thackeray government were waiting for the invitation of the CBI and warned that the MVA government should not try to put pressure on the cases of Rashmi Shukla, Sachin Vaze and Parambir Singh.

The state has seen an increase in deaths due to Remdesivir and oxygen shortage. Hospitals are supplied with 50 per cent oxygen and 25 per cent Remedesivir. As a result, the death toll has risen since April 12, he said. BJP MP Kirit Somaiya has filed a petition with the Lokayukta and Anti-corruption Bureau (ACB) alleging different prices of Remedesivir injections and ongoing corruption.

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