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21-point document detailing 50 officials’ deployment sparks backlash

Centre issues show-cause notice over BSNL director’s ‘lavish’ Prayagraj itinerary

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Liquor scam probe widens as ED targets officials, distilleries

ED attaches ₹100 crore assets in Chhattisgarh liquor scam probe

CBI registers FIR on Madras HC’s orders into Rs.450 cr demonetisation-era sugar mill purchase allegedly linked to Sasikala, citing fraud, benami property, and diversion of bank funds

Sasikala paid Rs.450 crore in old notes to buy a sugar factory during demonetisation: CBI

The ED claims that the rent receipts were falsified to demonstrate a flow of funds that never actually happened and that these transactions were carried out at the direction of senior congressional leaders

National Herald case: ED says Sonia & Rahul paid only Rs.50 lakh for properties worth Rs.2,000 crore

The agency has filed its chargesheet after three years of probe before a Special Court naming Malik and his two aides Virender Rana and Kanwar Singh Rana

CBI files chargesheet against former J&K Guv Satyapal Malik, 7 others in Kiru hydel corruption case

Corruption cases takes years in India

Corruption cases takes years in India

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