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"Falsehood, Insinuation": Ex-Cop On Rakesh Maria's Sheena Bora Charge
Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Ahmed Javed has hit back at his predecessor Rakesh Maria, who has made explosive claims in his memoirs on the Sheena Bora murder case, in which Indrani Mukerjea and Peter Mukerjea are facing trial.
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Maharashtra Minister Takes Aim At Devendra Fadnavis On Ex-Top Cop's Book
Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh on Tuesday said the government will look into former chief minister Devendra Fanavis' alleged role in an incident mentioned by former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria in his book, and that a probe will be ordered if needed.
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Former Bureaucrat Clarifies After Ex-Top Cop's Sheena Bora Case Reveal
Former Additional Chief Secretary (Home) KP Bakshi on Tuesday said former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria was promoted to Director General rank based on the then state government's decision.
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Forced Ajmal Kasab To Say "Bharat Mata Ki Jai": Ex-Mumbai Top Cop In Book
During the course of the investigation into the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria made Ajmal Kasab -- the only Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist caught alive -- say "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" repeatedly.
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Media Would Have Reported 26/11 As "Hindu Terror": Ex-Mumbai Top Cop
26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab would have died as a Bengaluru resident named "Samir Dinesh Chaudhari" with a "red thread tied around his wrist" if the terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) had succeeded in their plan, former Mumbai police commissioner Rakesh Maria has written in his explosive memoirs
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Ex-Mumbai Cop Rakesh Maria's Sensational Claims On Sheena Bora Case
In 2015, when journalists asked the then Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria to give his response on Joint Commissioner Deven Bharti's acquaintance with media baron Peter Mukerjea, he had jokingly said, "leave something for my memoirs".
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Ex-Mumbai Top Cop Rakesh Maria Had Said Peter Mukerjea Was Not Guilty: Devendra Fadnavis
In a significant revelation in the wake of CBI questioning the senior IPS officer Rakesh Maria in the Sheena Bora murder case, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the former Mumbai police commissioner had stated that the media baron Peter Mukerjea was not guilty.
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Involvement in Sheena Bora Murder Investigation Cost Rakesh Maria His Post: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has made it clear that former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria's personal involvement in the probe of Sheena Bora murder case didn't go down well with the government.
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Home Dept Reconsiders Decision to Bring Maria Back to Sheena Probe
Uncertainty continues over whether erstwhile Commissioner of Police Rakesh Maria will return to head the Sheena Bora murder probe, with the state Home department now doing a complete U-turn in the matter.
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Latest Twist in Sheena Bora Case is... No News
Going by the signs, investigation into Sheena Bora's death is set to become just another murder case and not the high profile inquiry that saw a police commissioner himself interrogating the accused.
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"Falsehood, Insinuation": Ex-Cop On Rakesh Maria's Sheena Bora Charge
Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Ahmed Javed has hit back at his predecessor Rakesh Maria, who has made explosive claims in his memoirs on the Sheena Bora murder case, in which Indrani Mukerjea and Peter Mukerjea are facing trial.
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Maharashtra Minister Takes Aim At Devendra Fadnavis On Ex-Top Cop's Book
Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh on Tuesday said the government will look into former chief minister Devendra Fanavis' alleged role in an incident mentioned by former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria in his book, and that a probe will be ordered if needed.
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Former Bureaucrat Clarifies After Ex-Top Cop's Sheena Bora Case Reveal
Former Additional Chief Secretary (Home) KP Bakshi on Tuesday said former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria was promoted to Director General rank based on the then state government's decision.
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Forced Ajmal Kasab To Say "Bharat Mata Ki Jai": Ex-Mumbai Top Cop In Book
During the course of the investigation into the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria made Ajmal Kasab -- the only Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist caught alive -- say "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" repeatedly.
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Media Would Have Reported 26/11 As "Hindu Terror": Ex-Mumbai Top Cop
26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab would have died as a Bengaluru resident named "Samir Dinesh Chaudhari" with a "red thread tied around his wrist" if the terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) had succeeded in their plan, former Mumbai police commissioner Rakesh Maria has written in his explosive memoirs
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Ex-Mumbai Cop Rakesh Maria's Sensational Claims On Sheena Bora Case
In 2015, when journalists asked the then Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria to give his response on Joint Commissioner Deven Bharti's acquaintance with media baron Peter Mukerjea, he had jokingly said, "leave something for my memoirs".
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Ex-Mumbai Top Cop Rakesh Maria Had Said Peter Mukerjea Was Not Guilty: Devendra Fadnavis
In a significant revelation in the wake of CBI questioning the senior IPS officer Rakesh Maria in the Sheena Bora murder case, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the former Mumbai police commissioner had stated that the media baron Peter Mukerjea was not guilty.
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Involvement in Sheena Bora Murder Investigation Cost Rakesh Maria His Post: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has made it clear that former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria's personal involvement in the probe of Sheena Bora murder case didn't go down well with the government.
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Home Dept Reconsiders Decision to Bring Maria Back to Sheena Probe
Uncertainty continues over whether erstwhile Commissioner of Police Rakesh Maria will return to head the Sheena Bora murder probe, with the state Home department now doing a complete U-turn in the matter.
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Latest Twist in Sheena Bora Case is... No News
Going by the signs, investigation into Sheena Bora's death is set to become just another murder case and not the high profile inquiry that saw a police commissioner himself interrogating the accused.
