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MUMBAI: While moving the Supreme Court for protection against coercive action by the Enforcement Directorate (ED), former home minister of Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh skipped an ED summon for the third time in a week, this time accusing the central agency that its probe against him was “not transparent”.
In a letter to ED’s Mumbai assistant director Tassine Sultan, Deshmukh said that he had devoted his entire life to public service and would not hesitate to render any assistance that may be required in the conduct of the ongoing investigations. “However, a series of events have given rise to a bonafide apprehension in my mind that neither the procedure of law is being followed nor any objective, impartial or transparent investigations are being carried out,” the 72-year-old senior NCP leader said in his letter.
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