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'Hawala' Firm In I-PAC Probe Had Surfaced In Delhi Liquor 'Scam' Case Too
One of the firms under scrutiny in the ED investigation into the Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) is Kolkata-based R Kanti Lal, whose name had earlier surfaced in the agency's probe into the alleged Delhi liquor policy scam.
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Delhi Liquor Policy Case: BRS Leader K Kavitha Denied Interim Bail
A court in New Delhi on Monday denied interim bail to BRS leader K Kavitha in the Delhi excise policy-related money laundering case.
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Court Allows AAP Leader Sanjay Singh To Visit Returning Officer For Rajya Sabha Polls
"The accused shall be permitted to remain there till the above process of nomination and scrutiny of the documents is completed," the judge directed.
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Delhi BJP To Launch Door-To-Door Campaign, Intensify Protest Against AAP
Delhi BJP will intensify its protest against the alleged liquor policy scam of the Arvind Kejriwal government by holding a door-to-door campaign and making people aware about it at markets and metro stations across the city, party leaders said.
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'Hawala' Firm In I-PAC Probe Had Surfaced In Delhi Liquor 'Scam' Case Too
One of the firms under scrutiny in the ED investigation into the Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) is Kolkata-based R Kanti Lal, whose name had earlier surfaced in the agency's probe into the alleged Delhi liquor policy scam.
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Delhi Liquor Policy Case: BRS Leader K Kavitha Denied Interim Bail
A court in New Delhi on Monday denied interim bail to BRS leader K Kavitha in the Delhi excise policy-related money laundering case.
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Court Allows AAP Leader Sanjay Singh To Visit Returning Officer For Rajya Sabha Polls
"The accused shall be permitted to remain there till the above process of nomination and scrutiny of the documents is completed," the judge directed.
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Delhi BJP To Launch Door-To-Door Campaign, Intensify Protest Against AAP
Delhi BJP will intensify its protest against the alleged liquor policy scam of the Arvind Kejriwal government by holding a door-to-door campaign and making people aware about it at markets and metro stations across the city, party leaders said.
