<p>After a brief break during Diwali, fireworks between the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi and the opposition BJP in Maharashtra are expected to resume.</p>.<p>The indication came after NCP chief spokesperson and state minority affairs minister Nawab Malik sent out a tweet with an element of suspense.</p>.<p>“Happy Diwali. May all of you have a very happy Diwali. There are many secrets inside hotel ‘The Lalit’ …Will see you all on Sunday,” Malik tweeted.</p>.<p>Leader of opposition in Assembly Devendra Fadnavis too said that he would expose Malik’s “underworld links” after Diwali.</p>.<p>The developments come hours after BJP seemed to distance itself from NCB’s controversial and high-profile Mumbai zonal director Sameer Wankhede, who has been under a barrage of attacks from Malik.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/cruise-case-extortion-claims-nawab-malik-alleges-link-between-devendra-fadnavis-and-drug-peddler-1046196.html" target="_blank">Cruise case extortion claims: Nawab Malik alleges link between Devendra Fadnavis and drug peddler</a></strong></p>.<p>Malik, whose son-in-law was arrested in a drugs case, has been spearheading the attack on Wankhede, an IRS officer, and the BJP.</p>.<p>“It is not our party’s job to give a certificate to Wankhede. However, we support the NCB action against the menace of drugs,” senior BJP leader Ashish Shelar said.</p>.<p><strong>Also read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/nawab-malik-claims-wankhede-warned-him-of-dire-consequences-1046043.html" target="_blank">Nawab Malik claims Wankhede warned him of 'dire consequences'</a></strong></p>.<p>In a related development, members of Right-wing outfit Shri Shiv Pratishthan Yuva Hindustan staged a support near the NCB’s Ballard Estate office and hailed Wankhede.</p>.<p>Members of the organisation showered flower petals as Wankhede walked to the office.</p>.<p>“We support the good work done by Wankhede in exposing the illicit drug racket. He is an honest officer and we support him,” SSPYH chief Nitin Chougule said.</p>
<p>After a brief break during Diwali, fireworks between the ruling Maha Vikas Aghadi and the opposition BJP in Maharashtra are expected to resume.</p>.<p>The indication came after NCP chief spokesperson and state minority affairs minister Nawab Malik sent out a tweet with an element of suspense.</p>.<p>“Happy Diwali. May all of you have a very happy Diwali. There are many secrets inside hotel ‘The Lalit’ …Will see you all on Sunday,” Malik tweeted.</p>.<p>Leader of opposition in Assembly Devendra Fadnavis too said that he would expose Malik’s “underworld links” after Diwali.</p>.<p>The developments come hours after BJP seemed to distance itself from NCB’s controversial and high-profile Mumbai zonal director Sameer Wankhede, who has been under a barrage of attacks from Malik.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/cruise-case-extortion-claims-nawab-malik-alleges-link-between-devendra-fadnavis-and-drug-peddler-1046196.html" target="_blank">Cruise case extortion claims: Nawab Malik alleges link between Devendra Fadnavis and drug peddler</a></strong></p>.<p>Malik, whose son-in-law was arrested in a drugs case, has been spearheading the attack on Wankhede, an IRS officer, and the BJP.</p>.<p>“It is not our party’s job to give a certificate to Wankhede. However, we support the NCB action against the menace of drugs,” senior BJP leader Ashish Shelar said.</p>.<p><strong>Also read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/nawab-malik-claims-wankhede-warned-him-of-dire-consequences-1046043.html" target="_blank">Nawab Malik claims Wankhede warned him of 'dire consequences'</a></strong></p>.<p>In a related development, members of Right-wing outfit Shri Shiv Pratishthan Yuva Hindustan staged a support near the NCB’s Ballard Estate office and hailed Wankhede.</p>.<p>Members of the organisation showered flower petals as Wankhede walked to the office.</p>.<p>“We support the good work done by Wankhede in exposing the illicit drug racket. He is an honest officer and we support him,” SSPYH chief Nitin Chougule said.</p>