The vehicle, which was found near Mukesh Ambani’s house last week, was not owned by Hiren Mansukh, the Maharashtra government said in the assembly on Friday. The owner of the Scorpio car was Sam Mutton, who did not pay Hiren, who later owned the car. In addition, the state government rejected the NIA’s demand for an investigation into the matter. Devendra Fadnavis had demanded that the case be handed over to the NIA.
Hiren Mansukh’s corpse was found on the banks of the Thane River on Friday. A 45-year-old mansukh has been missing since Thursday night and his body was found the next day on the banks of the river at the boundary of Mumbra Reti Bandar Road, a police official said.
Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh said, “Sam Matan, the owner of the car, had given Mansukh the job of maintaining the interior.” When Sam didn’t pay for it, Hiren kept the car with her. The matter has been handed over to the ATS. “Deshmukh rejected the NIA probe and said that Thane police are investigating the Hiren Mansukh case.
The owner of the car, Sam Mutten, gave it to Mansukh Hiren for its interior maintenance. Hiren seized car when Sam did not pay: Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh in state assembly
– ANI (@ANI) March 5, 2021
It is worth noting that on February 25th, Ambani’s multi-storey house in South Mumbai was found near ‘Antilia’, inside a car with ‘Scorpio’ gelatin sticks. The owner of this car was said to be Mansukh. The car was reported stolen from the Iroli-Mulund Bridge on February 18, police said. The crime branch of the Mumbai police had recorded Mansooke’s statement in the case. Mansukh, who runs an auto parts business, told me he had complained to the police after his car was stolen.
On Friday afternoon, Mansukh’s family members told the Naupada police station in Thane that they were missing. Devendra Fadnavis, Leader of the Opposition in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, told reporters in Mumbai that the death of the prime witness indicates that something is amiss. “I once again demand that the investigation of the case be handed over to the NIA,” he said.
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