Param Bir Singh Suspended: Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh Suspended by Maharashtra Government

Param Bir Singh Suspended: Param Bir Singh, Director General of Maharashtra Home Guards and former Commissioner of Mumbai Police, has been suspended by the state government. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray took this action. In such a situation, now Parambir Singh will be able to leave Mumbai without taking permission from the DGP office. Also, as long as he is suspended, he will not be able to work for any private company or in any business trade. If this is found then the order of dismissal can be issued against them.

Parambir Singh is accused of violating the service rule. According to sources, Parambir Singh did not join duty even after the end of his leave, nor did he contact the Maharashtra Home Ministry in this regard. The Home Department tried to establish contact with him several times but did not get in touch.

At least five cases of extortion are registered against the Indian Police Service (IPS) officer in Maharashtra. Let us tell you that Parambir Singh, who was transferred from the post of Mumbai Police Commissioner in March after the 'Antilia' scandal, had alleged that Deshmukh had asked police officials to extort Rs 100 crore a month from bars and restaurants in the city. Said.

Parambir Singh left Mumbai after the dispute escalated and allegations of recovery were made. However, he later reached Mumbai after getting an exemption from arrest from the Supreme Court. Here many agencies are interrogating him.