ED intensifies coal levy scam probe in Chhattisgarh, attaching assets worth ₹273 crore
The attachment has been carried out under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, through a Provisional Attachment Order.
The attachment has been carried out under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, through a Provisional Attachment Order.
A dramatic scene played out in Dhanbad on Friday morning when coal contractor L B Singh allegedly released his pet dogs to block Enforcement Directorate officers from entering his residence.
Chhattisgarh’s high-profile coal levy scam took a dramatic turn on Friday after the Supreme Court granted interim bail to six individuals, including suspended IAS officers Ranu Sahu and Sameer Vishnoi, as well as former Deputy Secretary to the former Chief Minister, Saumya Chaurasia.
The charge framing is once again deferred in the high profile coal scam case in CBI Special Court in Asansol today as one of the main accused Bikash Mishra was not present in the court.
After the coal scam, Coal India is now perturbed with the desperate pilferage of fund from its exchequer to the tune of several crores in the name of production and dispatch of processed overburden (POB)
A bench comprising Chief Justice SA Bobde and Justice Deepak Gupta was considering the plea of senior advocate RS Cheema, who wanted to be relieved as the prosecutor in money laundering cases.
Around eight different charge sheets have been filed against HC Gupta and proceedings are going on individually.
The case pertains to allocation of the Amarkonda Murgadangal coal block in Jharkhand
The office of a former prime minister has come under the ambit of the CBI’s investigation regarding cases of coal…
The CBI has begun a probe into a Rs 487 crore scam related to over valuation of inferior quality of…
