Who is Gosavi NCB Witness, Arrested By Mumbai Police.
Prabhakar Sail, the bodyguard of NCB witness Kiran Gosavi, previously claimed that Gosavi took 50 lakh from someone after attacking the ship.
However, Gosavi denied the allegations. Kiran Gosavi, an NCB witness in the Mumbai drug case, was arrested Thursday in Pune shortly. After being arrest in connection with the 2018 fraud case, citing Pune police commissioner Amitabh Gupta. Confirming the development, Gupta said to the agency. “In 2019, fraud charges were file in 2018. If we receive more complaints against him, new violations will be record.
According to the agency, Gosavi went into hiding in case of fraud, and in 2019 the police in Pune declared him a fugitive. He has been missing since then and was only see as an NCB witness during the attack on the cruise ship. However, police released a surveillance circular against him on October 14. Adding to the report and citing officers familiar with the matter.
Pune Police said Thursday that there had still been no such request from Mumbai police. Or other agencies, including the NCB, to hand over Kiran Gosavi to them. Police inspector Amitabh Gupta further explained: “Kiran Gosavi used Sachin Patil as a pseudonym. So far, I have not spoken to the NCB, nor are there any guidelines for this arrest.”
Before his arrest, Gosavi was quoted by news agencies on Thursday.
“Prabhakar’ lie. I want the CDR report published; if my CDR report or chat can be publish, Prabhakar Sail and his brother’s CDR report and chat should also be publish. Only then will everything become clear. Gosavi added: “At least one minister or opposition leader from Maharashtra should stand by my side. “Once the report comes out, everything will be clear,” added Gosavi.
Meanwhile, Mumbai police took testimony this week from Prabhakar Sail, an “independent witness” by the NCB. His complaint that NCB staff, including Area Director Sameer Wankhede, who is investigating a drug case. He was involve in extortion, along with three other complaints, were handle by lawyers Sudha Dwivedi, Kanishka Jain, and Nitin Deshmukh.
A new four-member investigative team set up by the Mumbai Police Department under assistant commissioner of police Milind will handle the complaint, said the official familiar.
NCB is also conducting its investigation into allegations of racketeering against its employees. An investigative team led by Deputy Director-General of NCB (Northern Region) Gyaneshwar Singh to investigate allegations of corruption by Prabhakar Sail; the investigation had started the day before with a written statement. The Delhi NCB team will interview two NCB Mumbai employees today and conduct additional interviews with Wankhede.
A day ago, Gyaneshwar Singh told reporters that the five-person NCB investigation team had opened an investigation into Prabhakar Sail’s allegations. “We have asked the Southwest Regional Office for a notification for the key witnesses KP Gosavi and Sail. But we cannot contact them,” he said. “Through the media, I asked them to join the investigation and testify. Before the special investigative team camped at the CRPF exhibition in Bandra, Mumbai.
However, the investigative agency has indicate that the director of the NCB zone, Sameer Wankhede, will remain a drug investigator during the voyage until material information is find against him. “If necessary, further evidence and documents will be request from him,” a senior NCB official was quote as saying. “He [Wankhede] will remain a drug detective on the cruise ship until material information is found against him.
