CBI has 60 days otherwise there will be an agitation
In a recent development concerning high-profile legal cases in Maharashtra, Advocate Nilesh Ojha spoke exclusively with Capital TV regarding the Disha Salian case and the ongoing Central Bureau of Investigation probe. He warned that authorities have a strict sixty-day window to make significant progress, or else public protests will be launched. Meanwhile, in a separate legal setback, the Bombay High Court has stayed the bail granted to former police officer Sachin Waze in connection with the Antilia explosives scare and the related Mansukh Hiren murder case. The stay will remain in effect until October 7, keeping him behind bars while legal proceedings continue. These simultaneous developments have intensified political and public scrutiny surrounding both cases, as investigators face mounting pressure from legal experts and citizens alike to deliver swift justice and complete accountability.
Disha Salian Case: Capital TV spoke exclusively with Advocate Nilesh Ojha, who discussed key claims and legal developments surrounding the case and the renewed CBI probe. Meanwhile, Sachin Waze has suffered a setback as the Bombay High Court stayed his bail in the Antilia explosives and Mansukh Hiren murder case until October 7.
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