CBI calls Maharashtra DGP, Chief Secretary in connection with corruption probe against Anil Deshmukh

New Delhi [India], October 1 (ANI): The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has called Maharashtra Director General of Police Sanjay Pande and Chief Secretary Sitaram Kunte in connection with the corruption cases against former Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, sources said on Thursday.
On the other hand, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) summoned Deputy Secretary (Home) of Maharashtra, Kailash Gaikwad on Thursday in a money laundering case related to former state home minister Anil Deshmukh.

ED is investigating the money laundering case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) against Deshmukh.
ED registered a case against Deshmukh and others based on a corruption case filed against him by the CBI.
Deshmukh is accused of allegedly misusing his post while serving as Home Minister. It is also alleged that the leader through dismissed police officer Sachin Waze collected Rs 4.70 crore from various bars and restaurants in Mumbai. The money was allegedly laundered to the Nagpur-based Shri Sai Shikshan Sansthan, an educational trust controlled by Deshmukh's family.
Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh had levelled the charge.
The CBI filed its FIR against Deshmukh on April 21 this year based on a Bombay High Court ruling on April 5.
However, Deshmukh has repeatedly denied any misconduct.
The ED had arrested Anil Deshmukh's personal secretary and personal assistant following raids in Mumbai and Nagpur on them and the NCP leader. His son-in-law was previously questioned by the CBI regarding the leak of an inquiry report. (ANI)