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CBI Charge Sheets Chavan, Others in Adarsh Scam

  •   Wed, Jul 04 2012 02:36:25 PM

Mumbai, Jul 4 (IANS): The Central Bureau of Investigation Wednesday filed a charge sheet in the Adarsh Housing Society scam case at a special CBI court here and has named in it former Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan along with senior bureaucrats and defence officials.
  

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  • A. D'Cunha, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 13 2012

    It is a welcome step, today politicians and bureaucrats who are wellknown for economic offences are being chargesheeted today. Merely chargesheeting will not serve any purpose. They must be not only punished with maximum rigorous punishment but the bribery/scam money must be recovered and spent for the socially backward people/education etc. The money so recovered should not go back to the currupt hands. The whole process should not take more than one year. Appealing to the higher judiciary must be stopped.

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  • S N Bangs, Thannirubhavi

    Thu, Jul 05 2012

    Mr. Chavan is charges because he is not a Minister now. Other Two MR. Sushil kumar Shinde & Mr,Vilas rao Deshmukh are Ministers now left scot free

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