Sanjay Raut said the Maharashtra phone tapping technique is being copied in Goa

Sanjay Raut, a Shiv Sena leader, claimed on Saturday that the phones of Goa politicians had been tapped, including MLA Sudin Dhavalikar, MLA Vijai Sardesai, former Chief Minister Digambar Kamat, and state Congress President Girish Chodankar. In a press conference in Mumbai, Raut claimed, "Many opposition leaders' phones are being tapped in this country, especially where elections are being placed. Only yesterday, Congress released significant facts in the Goa phone tapping issue to the public."

 

"It is true that a similar incident occurred in Maharashtra, which is documented. Goa is following the Maharashtra pattern. It is a coincidence that the Maharashtra chief minister is also in charge of Goa at the moment. Phone tapping may be taking place in Uttar Pradesh as well, and I'm concerned for Akhilesh Yadav "Added he.

 

The election for 40 Assembly seats in Goa took place on February 14, and the results will be counted on March 10. "The identical pattern of phone surveillance that was used to tap Maharashtra leaders' phones is being reproduced in Goa. Sudin Dhavalikar, Vijai Sardesai, Digambar Kamat, and Girish Chodankar's phone numbers are being answered. Who is the 'Rashmi Shukla' of Goa behind this wiretapping, the nation wonders?" Raut sent out a tweet.

 

Maharashtra Home Minister Dilip Walse Patil accused former Pune Police Commissioner Rashmi Shukla of tapping the phones of figures such as Nana Patole, Bachchu Kadu, Sanjay Kakade and Ashish Deshmukh. The phone tapping was discovered during the tenure of then-Pune Police Commissioner Rashmi Shukla, according to a three-member high-level committee appointed by the Maharashtra government. As a result, Pune police have filed an FIR in the Maharashtra phone tapping case against Shukla. The case was filed under the Indian Telegraph Act, Section 26.

 

 

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