Parambir Singh accused of extortion: Thane court issues non-bailable warrant, former police commissioner is missing despite lookout notice

Parambir Singh has been missing since May after going on leave due to health reasons.

Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh, who has been missing for several days, has suffered a major setback. The Thane court has issued a non-bailable warrant against them on the plea of ​​Thane Police. Mumbai Police has filed another similar petition against Parambir in the Qila Court, which is to be heard on October 29. The Chandiwal Commission has also issued a bailable warrant against Parambir.

Thane Police had issued a lookout notice
Thane Police had recently issued a lookout notice against Parambir Singh. In the case of extortion and extortion, a case was registered against 28 people including Parambir Singh by Ketan Tanna in Thane. Ketan had accused Parambir of extortion by implicating him on false charges. Lookout notices have been issued against all the 28 accused in the case. Some of the accused in the case are already in jail. This lookout notice was issued so that the other accused should not flee abroad. However, despite this Parambir Singh is missing.

Mumbai Police had also sent summons
The Mumbai Crime Branch had summoned him on October 9 for questioning in the recovery case. But, neither he himself came nor did any answer come from his side. The Maharashtra State Home Department has started the legal process to declare Parambir Singh, former Mumbai Police Commissioner, as an absconder. The Home Department has also sought help from the Intelligence Bureau in locating Parambir.

Disappeared citing ill health
Parambir Singh has been missing since May after going on leave due to health reasons. Several letters were sent to Singh at his Chandigarh residence and inquiries were made about his whereabouts, but no response was received. Last month, Home Minister Dilip Walse Patil had said that they were looking into the provisions of the All India Services (Conduct) Rules to take action against the IPS officer.

Commissioner’s chair went in Antilia case
Parambir Singh was also removed as Mumbai Police chief and transferred to Home Guard after Mumbai Police officer (API) Sachin Waje was arrested in connection with the discovery of an SUV containing explosives near Antilia, the residence of industrialist Mukesh Ambani in south Mumbai. was done.

Serious allegations were made against Anil Deshmukh
After this, Parambir Singh accused the then state Home Minister Anil Deshmukh of extortion that Deshmukh had asked Sachin Waje to take Rs 100 crore every month from hotels and bars in Mumbai. However, Deshmukh has denied this allegation. On the other hand, according to the officials of the Home Department of Maharashtra, the legal process to declare Parambir Singh as a fugitive has also started.

Likely to be in Chandigarh
During the proceedings of the Chandiwal Commission of Inquiry set up last week, senior advocates Abhinav Chandrachud and Asif Lumpwala in Mumbai appeared on behalf of former police commissioner Parambir Singh and filed an affidavit along with power of attorney on his behalf. This power of attorney has been made in Chandigarh and it states that a person named Mahesh Panchal has been empowered to represent Parambir Singh in the commission of inquiry. The affidavit further stated that Parambir Singh does not intend to make any submissions before the committee.