Delhi HC Seeks Response From CBI On Abhishek’s Bail Plea

Delhi HC seeks response from CBI on sub-inspectors bail plea: Anil Deshmukh CBI case.

A hearing on Thursday was held on Thursday on the bail plea of ​​sub-inspector Abhishek Tiwari.

He was arrested in the bribery case, in connection with the investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against former Maharashtra Home Minister and Anil Deshmukh.

The court has sought the CBI’s side on the bail plea. CBI has to file its reply on this.

CBI Sub Inspector Abhishek Tiwari, who reached the Delhi High Court to get bail, has said in the petition that the present case is a conspiracy hatched by some of his senior officers.

Delhi HC seeks response from CBI: Earlier, the trial court had earlier denied him bail on the ground that being a CBI officer.

He could influence the investigation as he was well versed in the procedure and working of the investigating agency. Abhishek Tiwari presented the side in the petition.

The case was registered on the basis of conjecture and speculation and the petitioner got entangled in the present case due to a conspiracy of harassment hatched by some superiors.

Congress eyes on Hindi-speaking OBC vote bank in Maharashtra, Uddhav government will bring an ordinance.

While the BJP is trying to strengthen its hold on the Hindi-speaking vote bank of Maharashtra, Congress has now set its eyes on the Hindi-speaking Other Backward Class (OBC) vote bank.

According to an estimate, the population of this class among Hindi speakers is close to 70 percent.

While BJP is agitating for political reservation for OBCs in Maharashtra, Maha Vikas Aghadi also does not want to let this big vote bank get out of hand.

With this view, the Uddhav government is preparing to bring an ordinance to give reservations to OBCs. On Wednesday itself, the Uddhav cabinet has passed a proposal to bring such an ordinance.

Under which, while giving reservations to all classes, the total reservation should not exceed 50 percent.