Updated On: 27 December, 2022 06:13 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
The minister has been accused of allotting 37-acre grazing land to a private person, asking employees to collect money for a private event

Abdul Sattar has assured of responding to the allegations in the house on Tuesday. File pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi
A week after Chief Minister Eknath Shinde faced corruption charges, the Opposition levelled graft charges against Agriculture Minister Abdul Sattar and demanded he be sacked. Leader of the Opposition Ajit Pawar raised the matter in the Assembly on Monday and Ambadas Danve took it up in the upper house.
In the first allegation, Sattar has been accused of allotting grazing land of 37 acres to a private person. “The Bombay High Court has passed strictures against Sattar because the allotment is illegal. The land costs Rs 150 crore. There is evidence against the minister,” Pawar added.