Leading Mumbai police under examination in Ghatkopar hoarding collapse case

MUMBAI: Tum ko BMC ki hoarding ka agreement mila hai, BMC ki authorization lene ke liye pahle wale CP sengoankar sahab ne kaha hai, aur agar BMC ki approval lenge to bada hoarding laga nahi sakte hain, Isliye yeh Bhartiya train ki jagah batake hum BMC ki permision ke bina, hoarding ka kam kar sakte hain aur isme hum sab ka faida ho sakta hai. (You have actually got the agreement for BMC’s hoardings. The previous CP Sengoankar sahab has actually informed you to take authorization from BMC. And if we take consent from BMC, we can not install huge hoardings. That is why by informing this about Indian Railways, we can do the work of hoardings without BMC’s approval and all of us can take advantage of this.) Bhavesh Bhinde the primary implicated informed IPS officer Quaiser Khalid to get the prohibited hoarding authorized which latter accepted states the chargesheet In a stunning discovery, the charge sheet has actually revealed a series of abnormalities and lapses by Quaiser Khalid, an IPS officer under examination for the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse that led to the death of 17 individuals and injuries to over 70. Khalid, who was suspended from service on June 25, supposedly given prohibited authorizations for the hoardings without appropriate permission, jeopardizing public security. The charge sheet states that Bhinde guaranteed khalid that this technique would enable them to set up bigger hoardings without BMC disturbance, benefiting all celebrations included. The ACB is likewise penetrating Khalid after a business person declared to have actually paid him Rs 37 lakhs and covered his remain in United States hotels. Khalid advised Bhinde get a legal viewpoint from APS law company, which specified that the BMC had no jurisdiction over the train land. This viewpoint, preferring the GRP, was moneyed by Ego Media. Regardless of his defense, Khalid deals with serious claims. He keeps that he acted for the advantage of authorities well-being, mentioning previous consents approved by the Director General for 3 hoardings. He argues that any illegality needs to have been addr
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