Nawab Malik digs out chats of drug peddler and Wankhede’s sister

Mumbai:  Taking forward the battle with Narcotics Control Bureau’s Mumbai Zonal Director Sameer Wankhede, Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik in Tuesday shared purported WhatsApp chats between a drug peddler and the officer’s sister, Yasmeen Wankhede.
Malik also questioned the lavish parties with crores of rupees thrown at a five-star hotel with each table costing Rs 15 lakh during the tenure of Chief Minister and Bharatiya Janata Party leader Devendra Fadnavis.
“Screenshot of the WhatsApp chat between Yasmeen Dawood Wankhede (sister of NCB officer Sameer Dawood Wankhede) and a drug peddler,” Malik’s tweets said this afternoon, continuing his snoop on the NCB sleuth.
Screenshot of the whatsapp chat between Yasmeen Dawood Wankhede (sister of NCB official Sameer Dawood Wankhede) and a drug peddler. Question arises, is this morally, ethically and legally right ? pic.twitter.com/eeKNIwxS1Z — Nawab Malik نواب ملک नवाब मलिक (@nawabmalikncp) November 2, 2021 Wankhede countered this by claiming that a drug peddler had approached his sister who is a lawyer but she declined as she didn’t handle narcotics cases. He claimed that the peddler, Salman even tried to trap him and his family and lodged a fake police complaint earlier this year, but nothing came out of it.
Malik also slammed Wankhede for his lavish lifestyle of wearing expensive watches worth Rs 25 lakh or above, shoes, shirts worth Rs 70,000, or T-shirts of Rs 30,000 and asked how the officer claiming to be honest and upright could afford such extravagance.
He accused Wankhede of running “a private army” comprising people like Kiran Gosavi, Manish Bhanushali (both having BJP links), Fletcher Patel, Adil Usmani, Sam D’Souza, through which he extorted crores of rupees by framing people in fake cases.