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A few days back, Malik had dubbed Wankhede as bogus and asserted that once proof against him is out, he cannot remain in government service even for one day.

One of the NCB witnesses Prabhakar Sail in an affidavit claims that on October 02, he had heard another NCB witness KP Gosavi speaking over the phone to someone and say, "Let's settle at 18 because we have to give Rs 8 crore to Sameer Wankhede."

Union minister Ramdas Athawale on Sunday termed the allegations levelled by Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik against NCB's zonal director Sameer Wankhede as "baseless" and "mischievous", and defended the officer saying he has not done anything wrong.

Over the last few days, Malik has been criticising Wankhede, who had supervised a raid on a cruise liner off the Mumbai coast earlier this month that led to the alleged recovery of drugs and arrest of superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan.

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Nawab Malik has alleged that Wankhede extorted money from the film industry persons in Maldives and Dubai.

Nawab Malik had alleged that Wankhede extorted money from the film industry persons in Maldives and Dubai.

Meanwhile, Deputy Director-General of NCB has denied the allegations on Wankhede and said that there was no application from the agency's zonal director for going to Dubai.

NCP leader and Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik on Thursday demanded to know what was the NCB's Mumbai zone chief Sameer Wankhede doing in Dubai and the Maldives with his family during the pandemic lockdown, and threatened him with jail for "concocting drugs cases against Bollywood personalities".

Following Nawab Malik's claim that NCB zonal director Sameer Wankhede visited Dubai to extort money, state Home Minister Dilip Walse Patil on Thursday said the state government cannot probe Mr Wankhede as he is working through a central agency.