Mumbai : The court on Friday scraped the non-bailable warrant issued against Former Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh in an extortion case. Court has done so, only on some conditions.
he has to furnish a bond of Rs 15,000 and he must appear whenever called by the investigating officer.
The non-bailable warrant was issued by a Thane court in the extortion case of businessmen Ketan Tanna and Sonu Jalan. Businessman Sonu Jalan had written a letter to Maharashtra Director General of Police, alleging that Param Bir Singh and some other police officials had extorted Rs 3.45 crore from him.

Mumbai : The court on Friday scraped the non-bailable warrant issued against Former Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh in an extortion case. Court has done so, only on some conditions.
he has to furnish a bond of Rs 15,000 and he must appear whenever called by the investigating officer.
The non-bailable warrant was issued by a Thane court in the extortion case of businessmen Ketan Tanna and Sonu Jalan. Businessman Sonu Jalan had written a letter to Maharashtra Director General of Police, alleging that Param Bir Singh and some other police officials had extorted Rs 3.45 crore from him.

Mumbai : The court on Friday scraped the non-bailable warrant issued against Former Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh in an extortion case. Court has done so, only on some conditions.
he has to furnish a bond of Rs 15,000 and he must appear whenever called by the investigating officer.
The non-bailable warrant was issued by a Thane court in the extortion case of businessmen Ketan Tanna and Sonu Jalan. Businessman Sonu Jalan had written a letter to Maharashtra Director General of Police, alleging that Param Bir Singh and some other police officials had extorted Rs 3.45 crore from him.

Mumbai : The court on Friday scraped the non-bailable warrant issued against Former Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh in an extortion case. Court has done so, only on some conditions.
he has to furnish a bond of Rs 15,000 and he must appear whenever called by the investigating officer.
The non-bailable warrant was issued by a Thane court in the extortion case of businessmen Ketan Tanna and Sonu Jalan. Businessman Sonu Jalan had written a letter to Maharashtra Director General of Police, alleging that Param Bir Singh and some other police officials had extorted Rs 3.45 crore from him.

Mumbai : The court on Friday scraped the non-bailable warrant issued against Former Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh in an extortion case. Court has done so, only on some conditions.
he has to furnish a bond of Rs 15,000 and he must appear whenever called by the investigating officer.
The non-bailable warrant was issued by a Thane court in the extortion case of businessmen Ketan Tanna and Sonu Jalan. Businessman Sonu Jalan had written a letter to Maharashtra Director General of Police, alleging that Param Bir Singh and some other police officials had extorted Rs 3.45 crore from him.

Mumbai : The Former Mumbai Police commissioner and accused in Extortion case Parambir Singh has moved mumbai’s killa court for the cancellation of non-bailable warrant issued against him and also for scrapping proclaimed offender order. Singh who was missing from many days suddenly appeared in mumbai to join investigation in extortion allegations made against him. On Wednesday, singh appeared before mumbai police’s crime branch unit 11. Param Bir Singh was declared a “proclaimed offender” last week by a magistrate’s court in Mumbai.

Mumbai : The Former Mumbai Police commissioner and accused in Extortion case Parambir Singh has moved mumbai’s killa court for the cancellation of non-bailable warrant issued against him and also for scrapping proclaimed offender order. Singh who was missing from many days suddenly appeared in mumbai to join investigation in extortion allegations made against him. On Wednesday, singh appeared before mumbai police’s crime branch unit 11. Param Bir Singh was declared a “proclaimed offender” last week by a magistrate’s court in Mumbai.

Mumbai Nov 25 PTI Former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh declared an absconder by a court arrived in the city on Thursday and was questioned by crime branch officials in an extortion case registered against himSingh who flew in here from Chandigarh arrived at the office of the unit 11 of the Mumbai polices crime branch in Kandivali after 11 amHe left at around 615 in the evening seven hours later The IPS officer who is still Director General of Home Guards in Maharashtra arrived and left in an official carThe crime branch questioned him in connection with an alleged extortion case registered at Goregaon police station in the city officials saidAs per the orders of the Supreme Court I joined the investigation today Singh said outside his official residence in Malabar Hill area later in the eveningMany top police officials live in the same buildingI have cooperated with the investigationI have full faith in the court and all further process will be as per the orders of the court only he told waiting mediapersonsHe cooperated with the probe and replied to all our questions We have issued him a notice stating that he should appear again whenever required a senior police official told PTISinghs lawyer Rajendra Mokashi said the IPS officer appeared as per the courts order and was cooperating with the probeBuilder-hotelier Bimal Agrawal has registered a case at suburban Goregaon police station accusing Singh and some other police officials of extorting money from him by threatening to frame him in a false caseSingh is facing a total of five extortion cases in MaharashtraAs summons issued to him went unanswered a court here had earlier this month declared the IPS officer a proclaimed offenderAfter disappearing from public view since May this year Singh had told news channels on Wednesday that he was in ChandigarhHe has not reported to work since May following his transfer from the post of Mumbai police commissioner and his subsequent allegations of corruption against then Maharashtra home minister Anil DeshmukhSingh had been shunted out after police officer Sachin Waze was arrested in the case of an SUV with explosives found near industrialist Mukesh Ambanis house Antilia and the subsequent suspicious death of businessman Mansukh Hiran The Supreme Court granted Singh protection from arrest a few days ago PTI DC VT KRK KRK

Mumbai Oct 30 PTI A magistrates court here on Saturday issued a non- bailable warrant NBW against former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh in an alleged extortion case registered in suburban Goregaon This is the second such order against Singh this week On Tuesday a court in neighbouring Thane had issued an NBW against him in connection with another extortion case registered against him The crime branch of Mumbai Police said it approached the Mumbai court for issuance of an NBW as Singh did not respond to its summons to join the investigation The summons were issued to Singh twice once at his official residence here and another at his Chandigarh address said a police official The court issued warrant against businessman Vinay Singh and alleged gangster Riyaz Bhatti too Besides Singh dismissed assistant police inspector Sachin Waze is also an accused in the case registered at Goregaon police station Builder-hotelier Bimal Agrawal the complainant had alleged that Singh and others tried to extort money from him Singh was shunted out from the post of Mumbai police commissioner in March 2021 in the aftermath of the discovery of an SUV with explosives near industrialist Mukesh Ambanis residence in south Mumbai and the arrest of Sachin Waze in the case Singh later accused then Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh of corruption The IPS officer is also facing inquiry by the Maharashtra Anti-Corruption Bureau and a case filed by a police officer from Akola against him under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Prevention of Atrocities Act Recently the Maharashtra government had told the Bombay High Court that it did not know Singhs whereabouts PTI AVI DC KRK KRK

Mumbai : Mumbai Police is moving to court seeking that a non-bailable warrant should be issued against Param Bir Singh in connection with an extortion case. The court will hear the application on October 29. The crime branch is probing the extortion allegations on him.  On October 9, the Mumbai Police issued a summons for Param Bir Singh to appear before the police in the case. The police even went to his Malabar Hill house but could not find him there.