Flesh trade racket busted at BJP MP Satyapal Singh's flat in Mumbai


Mumbai, Jun 2 (Daily Bhaskar): After receiving constant complaints of flesh trade, the social service branch of Mumbai Police raided a flat in Andheri. At least 3 people including 2 girls were arrested from the flat.
 
The flat belongs to former police commissioner and BJP MP Satyapal Singh.
 
The society which was raided on Saturday night consisted of flats of many eminent police officers. Also, the police team has recovered the electricity bill from the flat in the name of Satyapal Singh. The same name is mentioned on the board of the society.
 
According to information, the flat has been provided on rent to a company. The arrested person works for the same company.
 
Earlier this year, the police had recovered at least 2 lakh adult videos from a flat in the same society.
 
The spokesperson of Mumbai Police and police deputy commissioner of police Mahesh Patil said that they had received the complaint of flesh trade in the region after which they raided the flat.
 
The girls arrested from the spot had gone to the flat on the instructions of their boss. The case is being investigated. However, the prominent police officers have chosen to remain silent on the matter.
 
Satyapal Singh, the owner of the flat said that he had given the flat on rent to India Bulls Company and that he is not responsible for unethical acts going on in the flat.
 
The IPS officer of 1980 batch, Satyapal Singh had resigned as Police Commissioner and joined BJP. After joining BJP, he contested in the elections from Uttar Pradesh against Ajit Singh of RLD and won by a huge margin.
 
It is notable that he had received the offer of joining the part from AAP as well as BJP but he chose to join Bharatiya Janta Party. In the recent years, it has been one such case that a serving police officer chose to join politics.
  

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  • Lawrence Dsouza, Kinnigoly

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    Please dont forget the flat belongs Ex Police Commissioner of Mumbai. The second question when this flat is given on rent when he was in the office or later. in both the cases it is a big ? as such a big name has all got all facilities to verify the credentials of users of the users of the flat.

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  • mohan amin, Mumbai

    Mon, Jun 02 2014

    It's a case of fence eating the grass.

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  • Shaukath, Dubai

    Mon, Jun 02 2014

    Well dey did different scandal in Karnataka, now its the time in central level lets enjoy 5 year with different scandal..

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  • umesh suratkal, newyork

    Mon, Jun 02 2014

    Should change BJP's name as BlueJP.

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  • KGShenoy, Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 02 2014

    Dear Umesh,
    Which way the owner of the flat or Bjp is responsible for the unethical incidents taking place in that flat?
    thousand of flats have been hired by various multi national companies in India.Do you think Sathyapal would have kept quiet if some one had informed about what was going on in that flat?

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