By Express News Service
The opposition on Thursday demanded an impartial probe into Amruta Fadnavis’ alleged links to a Mumbai designer Anishkha, even as the latter was arrested by the police on Thursday evening. Anishkha, daughter of an absconding bookie, Anil Jaysinghni, was arrested for offering Rs 1 crore to the deputy chief minister’s wife for her intervention in a criminal case.
The opposition cornered deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis after reportedly audio and video clips featuring the conversations between Amruta and Anishkha came to the fore.
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) legislator and Opposition Leader Ajit Pawar demanded the facts behind the police complaint lodged by Amruta against the designer. The leaders including Rajya Sabha member Priyanka Chaturvedi of the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) alleged that Amruta’s ties with Anishkha. They pointed out that Amruta has been promoting Anishkha’s designer products while the latter used to visit the deputy chief minister’s house.
Amruta, in her police complaint reportedly alleged that Anishkha requested her to wear products designed by her at public events and that this would help promote her clothes, jewellery, and footwear. She felt sympathetic toward her and agreed to help her.
Devendra Fadnavis refuted the allegations. However, he admitted that his wife was approached by Anishkha and she even blackmailed his wife.
Anil Jaysinghni has been absconding for the last about eight years. He faces several cases.
Anishka, according to Devendra Fadnavis, used to meet Amruta way back in 2015-16. However, she later disappeared. In 2021, she again met his wife claiming that she is a successful designer. She even got a book written by her published by Amruta after gaining access to their house and sought her help to promote her designer products, the deputy chief minister claimed.
He reportedly issued a statement in the legislative assembly that it was a ‘political conspiracy to trap his family members’ and ‘ruin his political career’.
The opposition on Thursday demanded an impartial probe into Amruta Fadnavis’ alleged links to a Mumbai designer Anishkha, even as the latter was arrested by the police on Thursday evening. Anishkha, daughter of an absconding bookie, Anil Jaysinghni, was arrested for offering Rs 1 crore to the deputy chief minister’s wife for her intervention in a criminal case.
The opposition cornered deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis after reportedly audio and video clips featuring the conversations between Amruta and Anishkha came to the fore.
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) legislator and Opposition Leader Ajit Pawar demanded the facts behind the police complaint lodged by Amruta against the designer. The leaders including Rajya Sabha member Priyanka Chaturvedi of the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) alleged that Amruta’s ties with Anishkha. They pointed out that Amruta has been promoting Anishkha’s designer products while the latter used to visit the deputy chief minister’s house.googletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); });
Amruta, in her police complaint reportedly alleged that Anishkha requested her to wear products designed by her at public events and that this would help promote her clothes, jewellery, and footwear. She felt sympathetic toward her and agreed to help her.
Devendra Fadnavis refuted the allegations. However, he admitted that his wife was approached by Anishkha and she even blackmailed his wife.
Anil Jaysinghni has been absconding for the last about eight years. He faces several cases.
Anishka, according to Devendra Fadnavis, used to meet Amruta way back in 2015-16. However, she later disappeared. In 2021, she again met his wife claiming that she is a successful designer. She even got a book written by her published by Amruta after gaining access to their house and sought her help to promote her designer products, the deputy chief minister claimed.
He reportedly issued a statement in the legislative assembly that it was a ‘political conspiracy to trap his family members’ and ‘ruin his political career’.
