"The NCP chief of Kolhapur city has immediately taken her (Malvi's) resignation and has forwarded it for acceptance after she was accused of taking a bribe. The NCP wants further inquiry to be undertaken against her," Pawar said.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) had on Friday registered a case against Malvi and her personal assistant Ashwin Gadkari for allegedly demanding a bribe of Rs 40,000 from a complainant for granting him alternative land in the city.
"NCP has never tolerated any act of corruption such as this. Whether the person is big or small, whatever clout the leader may have in the party, if the person has committed a mistake then he will have to pay for his mistakes, and that person will not be spared. Whatever investigations need to be conducted in this case, need to happen quickly," the former deputy chief minister said.
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