This is an archive article published on November 9, 2021

Sanatan Sanstha never purchased property from Dawood, says spokesperson on Malik’s allegations

The Sanstha said Nawab Malik took the name of Sanatan Sanstha to sidestep the allegations on him raised by Opposition leader Devendra Fadnavis.

Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik (File)Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik (File)
2 min readPuneNov 10, 2021 07:44 AM IST First published on: Nov 9, 2021 at 10:59 PM IST

The Sanatan Sanstha on Tuesday denied allegations levelled by State Minister Nawab Malik that the organisation has purchased underworld don Dawood Ibrahim’s properties.

“A very low-level politics is going on in the Mumbai drug case. Today (on Tuesday), Nawab Malik, in order to save himself from allegations, has used the name of Sanatan Sanstha without finding the facts. None of Dawood’s properties were ever bought by Sanatan Sanstha. According to newspaper reports, an advocate from Delhi had purchased it. He had announced that a gurukula with the name ‘Sanatan Dharma Pathshala’ will be opened for educating local children. Sanatan Sanstha has no connection either with this property or its buyer,” said Chetan Rajhans, spokesperson, Sanatan Sanstha, in a release.

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