Odisha CMO missing file case handed over to Crime Branch
Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Monday handed over the investigation into the high-profile case of alleged file disappearance of inquiry commission report from Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) during Biju Janata Dal rule to Crime Branch.In a statement, Mr. It was not clear if the Crime Branch would probe the missing of the fire incident inquiry report.As the investigation gained pace, the State police had summoned V. Karthikeya Pandian, a close aide of former Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, Rajesh Verma, then Principal Secretary to the CM, and Manoj Mishra, IT Secretary.Since Mr.
- ▪Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Monday handed over the investigation into the high-profile case of alleged file disappearance of inquiry commission report from Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) during Biju Janata Dal rule to Crime B
- ▪It was not clear if the Crime Branch would probe the missing of the fire incident inquiry report.As the investigation gained pace, the State police had summoned V.
- ▪Karthikeya Pandian, a close aide of former Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, Rajesh Verma, then Principal Secretary to the CM, and Manoj Mishra, IT Secretary.Since Mr.
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Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Monday handed over the investigation into the high-profile case of alleged file disappearance of inquiry commission report from Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) during Biju Janata Dal rule to Crime Branch.In a statement, Mr. Majhi said the missing file case of the A.S. Naidu Commission report over the Swami Laxmanananda murder incident over was referred to Crime Branch.Odisha police were investigating the disappearance of two files from CMO – the murder of Swami Laxmanananda, a Sangh Parivar leader in Kandhamal and the Revenue Divisional Commission (RDC)-level inquiry report over the fire incident at SUM Hospital and Medical College in Bhubaneswar.
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