Mumbai: Encounter specialist Daya Nayak gets relief from MAT against his transfer order
Maharashtra: Encounter specialist Daya Nayak transferred from Mumbai to Gondia
Encounter Specialist Daya Nayak has got relief from Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal (MAT) and his transfer to Gondia district has been stayed by the MAT. Few days back he along with other six police officers were transferred to places outside Mumbai.
Earlier this month, officers Nayak, Nandkumar Gopale, Sudhir Dalvi, Kedari Pawar and Sachin Kadam from Mumbai Police and Nitin Thakre and Rajkumar Kothmire from Thane police were transferred to different parts of the state after an order was issued by additional director general of police, establishment, Kulwant Singh Sarangal. These officers were transferred citing administrative reasons.
Mumbai police shunts out encounter specialist Daya Nayak, other key officers
Mumbai police shunts out encounter specialist Daya Nayak, other key officers
Daya Nayak was involved in the ATS investigation of the Mansukh Hiren murder case, which is now with the National Investigation Agency.
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UPDATED: May 7, 2021 10:37 IST
Daya Nayak was part of the ATS investigation of the Mansukh Hiren murder case which is now with the National Investigation Agency (File)
The office of the Director General of Police in Mumbai issued fresh orders transferring key inspector-level officers out of Mumbai and Thane. On Thursday,
police inspector Daya Nayak of the Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) was shunted to Gondia district in Maharashtra. Nayak is known as an encounter specialist.
‘Fake Crypto currency’ case, HC denies bail to duo
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‘Fake Crypto currency’ case, HC denies bail to duo
Swati Deshpande / TNN / Feb 10, 2021, 23:47 IST
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MUMBAI: Bombay high court on Monday rejected the bail applications of two accused in a 2018 ‘fake crypto currency’ case that involved duping of 15800 investors of over Rs 113 crore through schemes such as ‘cryptozanania’ they and absconding aides allegedly floated.
“Evidence also suggests, money invested…has been diverted in the companies established in countries say Poland, England, Harju County, Dubai-UAE, Switzerland,’’ said the HC observing that key accused is yet to be traced and their release may hamper further probe.