Sameer Wankhede used to wear 50 lakh watch-2 lakh shoes: Nawab Malik
Sameer Wankhede used to wear 50 lakh watch-2 lakh shoes: Nawab Malik
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Mumbai: The battle between Minister Nawab Malik and NCB Zonal Director Sameer Wankhede, which started with the cruise drugs case in Maharashtra, is on the rise. Day by day, Nawab Malik is making shocking revelations in the matter. He has now made a big allegation against Sameer Wankhede by addressing a press conference once again today i.e. During the press conference, Nawab Malik said, "The shoes that Wankhede wears are worth Rs 2 lakh and his shirt costs more than Rs 50,000.''

He said, 'After the arrival of Wankhede in the year 2020, NCB has registered a case. Sara Ali Khan was called in the same case, Shraddha Kapoor was called in the same case, Deepika Padukone was called in the same case, the entire film industry was called in that case. Till today that case is not getting closed, nor is the charge sheet being done, what is it that the case is not closed for 14 months. Thousands of crores have been recovered under this case. The extortion has happened in the Maldives.'

He further accused Sameer Wankhede of saying, 'Louis Weton's shoe is worth Rs 2 lakh each. He keeps changing shoes. Barbari's shirt starts above 50,000 you'll see. The price of t-shirts starts at Rs. 30,000. The trousers that Sameer Wankhede wears costs millions. The cost of the shirt is more than 70,000 rupees. He wears a watch of Rs.25 to 50 lakhs.' He also said, "All these actions are to defame the government. It is to scare the leaders. We make it clear that the next turn is Anil Parabji's. The scare of the leaders should stop the misuse of power. You have arrested Deshmukhji, the law will do its job. If you trap people with fraud, things will come to light.''

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