Nitesh Rane | Credit: ANINew Delhi: A case has been registered against Union minister Narayan Rane’s sons – BJP MLA Nitesh Rane and Nilesh Rane for linking NCP chief Sharad Pawar to Dawood Ibrahim. The complaint was registered by NCP leader Suraj Chavan at Mumbai’s Azad Maidan Police Station. As per the media reports, Nitesh Rane linked the NCP supremo and underworld don while speaking at a press conference.‘They should remove Gandhi’s photo from their cabin and put up Dawood’s photo’Related NewsMoney laundering case: Court remands Maha minister Nawab Malik in 14-day judicial custodyDevendra Fadnavis, other BJP leaders detained by cops; released Reacting to the FIR, Nitesh Rane said if the Maha Vikas Aghadi and Sharad Pawar have so much love for Dawood Ibrahim, then they should remove Gandhi ji’s photo from their cabin and put up Dawood’s photo. Cases being filed against us as we exposed the MVA government, he added.Related NewsNCP chief Sharad Pawar takes dig at Devendra Fadnavis, BJP hits backThis comes after NCP leader Nawab Malik was arrested in connection with the Dawood Ibrahim money laundering case on February 23 and remained in the Enforcement Directorate custody till March 7. Later, a special PMLA court sentenced Malik to 14-day judicial custody till March 21. On Friday, Bombay High Court reserved its verdict on a petition filed by Malik seeking quashing of the case registered against him by the ED which is probing money laundering case in connection with Dawood Ibrahim. The court will pronounce the verdict on March 15 at 10:30 am.Maha govt is ‘Dawood samarpit’: Devendra Fadnavis NCP leader had filed a petition in the Bombay High Court saying that the “action taken by the ED was wrong and the arrest was illegal”. Earlier, Devendra Fadnavis had accused the MVA government of trying to shield Malik and termed the state government “Dawood samarpit (surrendered to fugitive underworld don Dawood Ibrahim)”. Malik is not accused in a small matter and it is really to see that the state government has not yet taken his resignation, he added.