Maharashtra: Sanjay Raut met Anil Deshmukh, said: '' Openly abuse of investigative agencies ... '

Maharashtra News Desk !!! Sanjay Raut, parliamentary member of Shiv Sena-Fub and chief spokesman, said on Friday that former Maharashtra minister and leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), Anil Deshmukh, are an eviction, but have become a victim of the central investigations agencies. Raut met Deshmukh, Deshmukh was released earlier this week after spending about 14 months behind bars in separate cases that were submitted by the Directorate (ED) and the Central Bureau of Inquiry (CBI). After a private meeting in Deshmukh’s home, Deshmukh and Raut spoke to the media, although the NCP leader and his family did not comment. Raut, who was released on bail in November after spending 110 days in jail in an ED case, said: I said: I have experienced for more than a year that Deshmukh was facing, so I met him especially. During his long innings in many decades of public life, he worked with many leaders and has always been a clear image. Raut said that Deshmukh, like him, was also targeted by the central government by federal investigations agencies, which are deployed against political opponents in Maharashtra, Delhi, Jharkhand, Bihar and other opposition rights. He said, we have ruled here for two and a half years, we have also seen ten years of the UPA government carefully … but the way the central government is now being done by open abuse of various investigations agencies, political opponents have never been plagued at any time. We have never treated our enemies. The Shiv Sena-Ft leader said that these laws (money laundering) were made for terrorists or anti-national elements, but that they were used against patriotic persons to take political revenge in the most inhuman way. Raut made it clear that it is now a legal battle, and both he and Deshmukh would fight it in the courts to the logical end, which repeated their full confidence in the country’s judiciary judiciary. -Ians Mumbai News Desk !! Casey/ANM shares this story