As soon as Ajit Pawar became the Deputy Chief Minister, the Lavasa issue came into discussion As soon as Ajit Pawar became the Deputy Chief Minister, the Lavasa issue came into the limelight

With Ajit Pawar becoming the Deputy Chief Minister in the Maharashtra government, the Lavasa case in Pune has come under discussion again. The court accepted the request for urgent hearing of the Lavasa case. The next hearing of the Lavasa case will be held in the Bombay High Court on July 21. Petitioner Nanasaheb Jadhav pleaded that Ajit Pawar, being the Deputy Chief Minister, could have tampered with documents in the Lavasa case, so the case should be heard at the earliest.

Since Ajit Pawar has become the Deputy Chief Minister, he can tamper with documents, set fire to files, influence the investigation process in the Lavasa case, so the petitioners requested the court to conduct an urgent hearing. The court accepted the request and fixed the next hearing on July 21, which is likely to increase the troubles of Ajit Pawar, Sharad Pawar, Supriya Sule.

A CBI probe was demanded in the matter and a criminal case was filed. As the Maharashtra police could not act due to pressure, they demanded an inquiry through the CBI. There has been no hearing in this case for over a year. Ajit Pawar became the Deputy Chief Minister and demanded an immediate hearing.

Reason for filing application
The administration has also ignored the report given by the CAG and Lokayukta in Lavasa case and according to the report filed by the Lokayukta, the petitioner has also claimed that the project has caused a financial loss of Rs 5 to 10 thousand crores to the government exchequer.

In the year 2018, the complaint made to the Pune Police Commissioner was sent by the Commissioner to Paud Police Station. But the Poud police again sent this complaint to the Commissioner of Police. In the year 2019, the Commissioner of Police sent this complaint to the Deputy Commissioner of Rural Police, Pune.