Adarsh scam: Notices to Maharathstra Bureaucrats


Mumbai, Dec 3 (PTI) Cracking the whip on top officials linked to the Adarsh scam, the Maharathstra government has sent notices to bureaucrats whose kin own flats in the controversial building in south Mumbai asking them to explain the source of funds.

"The bureaucrats, including senior IAS officials, have been asked to explain source of funds and also their explanation over alleged breach of conduct of civil service rules," Mantralaya sources said.

Those issued notices include former BMC commissioner Jairaj Phatak, former Urban Development Secretary Ramanand Tiwari, former Urban Development Deputy Secretary P V Deshmukh, and former Chief Secretary D K Shankaran. Children of these officials own flats in Adarsh.

These officials have been asked whether they informed the government about the purchase of flats and the source of funds, the sources said.

  

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 03 2010

    Bureaucrats with their control over highly sensitive Govt files are more powerful than the dacoits with the latest machine guns. Bureaucrats should be checked or they will check-mate us.

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