The National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NSA) last Sunday put an end to questions raised on the caste certificate of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Zonal Director Sameer Wankhede. At the same time, they have given them a clean chit in the matter. However, NCP and Maharashtra government minister Nawab Malik has questioned the clean chit and complained to the President against National Commission for Scheduled Castes Vice Chairman and BJP leader Arun Haldar.

Let us also tell all of you that while the Vigilance Team of NCB is investigating the allegations of corruption against Sameer Wankhede, Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik is trying to corner him by questioning his religion and caste. So far Nawab Malik has tweeted a lot. In a tweet, he alleged that BJP leader and former Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis is associated with a drug trafficker named Jaideep Rana who is in jail. Not only that, he has also alleged that it was Jaideep who raised funds for the famous river song of former CM's wife Amrita Fadnavis. At the same time, the organized drug trade was flourishing during Fadnavis' tenure.

Last Sunday, Nawab Malik said, "On Sunday, National Commission for Scheduled Castes Vice Chairman and BJP leader Arun Haldar visited Sameer Wankhede's house. He also gave a clean chit to Sameer. They should have conducted an inquiry into the matter earlier and submitted a detailed report. We will complain to the President.'' Well, let us also tell you that not only Arun Haldar but Union Minister Ramdas Athawale has also supported Sameer Wankhede.

On the other hand, Nawab Malik said last Sunday, "I still stand by my point that he is sitting in that post by forgery in the SC certificate, he has taken away the right of a poor SC. It is also true that Sameer Wankhede did not convert because he has been a Muslim by birth, his father converted.''

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