Indore: Former chairperson of Maharashtra Brahmin Cooperative Bank Anil Kumar Dhadwaiwale alleged MP Sumitra Mahajan and her son Milind Mahajan’s roles were crucial in the scams took place in the bank between 1997 and 2003.
During this period, Mahajan was a minister in the Central government, he told reporters. Taking Mahajan for the task, he said that she should contest the general elections only after coming clean out of the charges.
Dhadwaiwale alleged that corruption mushroomed under her leadership and she should not take people for ride any more. It is to be noted that Dhadwaiwale had filed petitions against persons he thought were involved in the scams some two years back.
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