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New Delhi, Feb 2: The Special Judge, AHD, CBI, Ranchi today sentenced 26 accused persons in one of the Fodder Scam Cases.
The 26 accused persons sentenced today are; Dr.Erick Karketta, the then DAHO, Sahebganj to undergo four years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Five Lakh; Dr. Bimal Kant Das, the then TVO(M), Sahebganj to undergo four years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Six Lakh; Sudarshan Ram, the then Accountant, O/o DAHO, Sahebganj to undergo four years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.2.5 Lakh; Tripurari Mohan Prasad, Prop. M/s Bihar Surgico Medico Agency, Patna to undergo four years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Five Lakh; Sushil Kumar Sinha, Prop. M/s Samarpan Veterinary, Patna to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine RsTwo Lakh; Sunil Kumar Sinha, Prop. M/s Shree Baba Chemical Patna to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Two Lakh; Smt Saraswati Chandra, Prop. M/s S.R. Enterprises, Patna to undergo Two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.One Lakh; Mahendra Prasad, Manager of S.R Enterprises Patna to undergo three years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Five Lakh; Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, Prop. M/s Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, Dumka to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.One Lakh; Ram Avtar Sharma Prop. M/s Tirupati Agency Ranchi to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Two Lakh; Gopi Nath Das, Prop. M/s Radha Pharmacy Dumka to undergo one year Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Ten Thousand; Phool Singh Prop. M/s Shri Gauri, Distributor Bhagalpur to undergo one year Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Ten Thouusand; Arun Kumar Singh, Prop. M/s Vishwa Karma Agency Deoghar to undergo one year Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Two Thousand; Surendra Nath Sinha, Prop. M/s Ints. Pharmaceuticals (India) Pvt Ltd Patna to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Twenty Five Thousand; Basant Kumar Sinha, Director of M/s Ints.
Pharmaceuticals (I) Pvt Ltd Patna to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Twenty Five Thousand; Dr. Ajit Kumar Verma Prop. M/s Little Oak Pharmaceuticals Kolkata to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Two Lakh; Smt Chanchala Sinha, Prop. M/s Magadh Chemicals Corporation Patna to undergo one year Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Twenty Five Thousand; Ravindra Prasad, Manager, M/s Magadh Chemicals Corporation Patna to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Twenty Five Thousand; Dayanand Prasad Kashyap, Prop. M/s Baishnow Enterprises Ranchi to undergo three years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Four Lakh; Vijay Kumar, the then Treasury Officer, Sahebganj to undergo three years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Fifty Five Thousand; S.N. Jha, the then Treasury Officer, Sahebganj to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Fifty Five Thousand; Alok Kumar Gupta, the then Accountant Treasury, Sahebganj to undergo three years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Fifty Five Thousand; Ashok Kumar Ghosh, the then Assistant Treasury Sahebganj to undergo three years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Three Thousand; Shailendra Kumar Mishra, the then Assistant Treasury, Sahebganj to undergo three years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Fifty Five Thousand; Dr Krishna Murari Sah, the then TVO(M), Sahebganj to undergo Four years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.1.5 lakh & Braj Bhushan Prasad, the then Budget & Accounts officer, AHD, Patna to undergo five years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine Rs.Six Lakh.
In this case, chargesheet was filed against a total of 36 accused persons for fraudulent withdrawal of Rs.67,49,989/- from Sahebganj Treasury during the Financial Year 1991-1996 on the basis of forged budget allotment/sub-allotment letters and false bills. The false bills were either raised without effecting any supply or after making partial supply of poultry feed and vet medicines to Animal Husbandry Department.
Out of 36 chargesheeted persons, 06 accused persons, namely, Dr.Md.Wasimuddin; Dr.Jugal Kishore Singh; Dr.Shesh Muniram; Laxmi Narayan Singh; Sutagan Hana and Shyam Bihari Sinha died during trial; three accused personswere made approver and one accused Sushil Jha was convicted earlier after he pleaded guilty during trial. Thus, on the day of judgement, a total of 26 accused persons were facing trial. All the 26 accused persons have been convicted.
This is 41st Case so far disposed off from trial by the Special Court at Ranchi.
The Special Judge for CBI cases, Lucknow has convicted Shri Subhash Singh @ Subhash Saxena and Prem Pratap Singh both suppliers of Ayurvedic Medicines in one of the cases relating to Ayurvedic Scam in Uttar Pradesh. Accused Subhash Singh @ Subash Saxena was sentenced to undergo four years Rigorous Imprisonment with a fine of Rs.55,000/- and other accused Prem Pratap Singh to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with a fine of Rs.55,000/-.
The investigation revealed that the accused persons had shown bogus supply of Ayurvedic medicines to the Govt. of U.P. and taken payments at exorbitant rates in connivance with the officials of Ayurved Department of the Govt. of U.P. This case was part of a scam investigated by the CBI on the orders of Hon’ble High Court in the Ayurved Department of Uttar Pradesh Govt. worth crores of rupees.
The CBI filed several chargesheets in the matter against doctors, officials of Ayurved Department including the then Director, Ayurvedic Deptt.. of U.P. Govt. and certain suppliers of medicines & middlemen.
This is the first case of the scam in which judgement has been pronounced by the Court. The trial of the other cases is in progress.

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Shillong, Feb 2 (NNN): North East region will soon have sophisticated Electronic Data Interaction (EDI) so as to quicken the trading process.
Chief Commissioner of Customs and Central Excise (North East Region) D D Ingti announced this today in Shillong.
The sophisticated Electronic Data Interaction (EDI) will be introduced in the land customs station (LCS) located in the North eastern region.
Speaking at a function to to commemorate International Customs Day and the golden jubilee of the Customs Act,1962 in Shillong on Thursday, Ingti said that the sophisticated gadgets will be introduced soon to quicken the trading process between the neighboring countries.
Even as he pointed out that at the absence of infrastructure, electricity and IT equipments to introduce the EDI in the region, D.D Ingti was however apt that the introduction of the EDI will fasten all process related to import and export from the North eastern region with the neighboring countries.
The Chief Commissioner of Customs’ assurances came along with an outlook to make the North eastern region as a transit trading point with the South Asian countries and the Middle East.
Moreover, even as the central customs and excise looks forward to the plan initiatives to transform the north eastern region, Ingti was apt in pointing on the importance to have increase connectivity between the institutions and the people.
“People to people and institutions to institutions linkages are catalysts to ensure lawful flow of goods, to efficiently fight fraudsters and improve local people economy and generation of revenue”, stated D.D Ingti.
Commissioner of Customs, B Thamar said that the inflow of goods through the LCS has made the department to cope up with the pressing demands to open more LCS in the region. “Besides economic security, it’s the contribution to the local populace sustenance that made them to demand for opening of more LCS”, stated Thamar.
The customs chief assured to look into the demands in view of the growing volume of trade from the Land Customs Station (LCS), but they were amused that supposedly two international trade and transit centers in Assam have failed to live up to the expected level. They are the Inland container depot at Amingoan and the Lokpriya Bordoloi Airport in Guwahati. Going by the scale of the customs, the results are even less than satisfactory.

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Aizawl, Feb 1 NNN : Of late, Mizoram is booming in the field of tourism.
According to reports received from state tourism department, the department had garnered Rs 99.33 crores in the last 25 years. State Tourism Secretary B Sairengpuii informed the media that since the establishment of tourism department, it had received Rs 135.64 crores from the Centre through Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS). The department had constructed 38 tourist lodges out of this funds and funds from the state plan.
The secretary further said that Mizoram tourism will boom in the coming days and the tourism policy prepared by the department had been ready for approval by the state government which will greatly accelerate and improve the tourism sector.
Mizoram is rich in tourism. Mizoram has a moderate and pleasant climate throughout the year, and is an idyllic land of great natural beauty having rich variety of flora and fauna.
Tourism department in close collaboration with the state government is taking various measures in the field of tourism.
Covered with verdant forests dominated by thick bamboo groves, teeming with vibrant wildlife, sheer cliffs and breath-taking waterfalls, dotted with unique landmarks of myriad folklore and picturesque villages of houses built on stilts, a land of dramatic seas of morning mists that enfold islands of hills and peaks, Mizoram has various tourist attractions.

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Shillong, Feb 1 NNN : The government has banned the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA).
This announcement was made today in Shillong by Meghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma during a press conference.
GNLA was formed about two and a half years ago by a deserted deputy superintendent of police (DSP) identified as Champion Sangma.
On Wednesday, Meghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma subtly admitted that GNLA has grown into a lethal body and the combative approach of the police have failed to yield the desired results. Informing that the banning of the outfit will be accompanied by a revised strategy to take it head on, Sangma however defended on the failure of the police to neutralise the militant outfit that is merely two and a half years old. “Our police team is subject to several constraints varying from human rights and other ethics while these militant groups disregards all the ethics”, Mukul Sangma said.
Though he did not spell out the strategies that have been devised to counter the GNLA the chief Minister however said that the outfit’s strength surrounded on the overground workers and networks.
“If not for the overground workers, how will they have the phone numbers of politicians, officers and businessmen to intimidate and threaten them through sms and phone calls”, Sangma stated.
While ruling out the proposed deployment of the army in the strife torn districts of Garo Hills, the chief minister said, “At thisjuncture we will rather ask the centre to aid the state police through further deployment of para-military forces.

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New Delhi, Feb 1 (ANI): With Sino-Indian relations on Arunachal Pradesh being tense, especially over the border issue, Defence Minister A K Antony will visit the sensitive state for two days and will also attend festivities linked to the silver jubilee of statehood.
The Rajiv Gandhi Government had granted statehood to Arunachal Pradesh on February 20, 1987. Antony is likely to undertake his visit on February 19 and will inaugurate the celebrations of statehood day at Indira Gandhi Park in Itanagar on February 20.
Chief Minister Nabam Tuki accompanied by Member of Parliament Takam Sanjoy met Antony at the Defence Ministry on Wednesday to extend an invitation to him to attend the festivities.
“Defence Minister Antony has accepted our invitation to be the chief guest on the occasion to mark the statehood day,” said Sanjoy, who represents Arunachal West in the Lok Sabha. Arunachal is the largest state area-wise in the northeast part of India, having a 83743 sq. kms area and a long international border with Bhutan to the west (160 km), China to the north and north-east (1,080 km) and Myanmar to the east (440 km).
The northern border of Arunachal Pradesh reflects the McMahon Line, which has never been accepted by Beijing, and this has been the real bone of contention with India.
Antony’s important visit to Arunachal Pradesh must be seen in the light of China often using the visa issue to raise the pitch.
In January, China denied a visa to Group Captain M. Panging, an IAF Sukhoi-30 MKI fighter pilot posted at Tezpur, Assam, because he hailed from Arunachal Pradesh.
India has time and again conveyed to China that there should be no discrimination against visa applicants of Indian nationality on grounds of domicile and ethnicity.
China disputes the international boundary that it currently has with India in the eastern sector and has repeatedly staked a claim to approximately 90,000 square kilometres of Indian territory in Arunachal Pradesh.
It has also been accused of stalling multilateral funded development projects in Arunachal Pradesh.

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New Delhi, Feb 1: The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered a case against a Lt. Genl. (Now Retired) the then GOC-in-C; the then Defence Estate Officer (Now Retired), Southern Command, Pune Circle, Pune; a Pune-based Builder and others U/s 120-B, 420 IPC, 13(2) r/w 13(1)(d) of PC Act 1988 on receipt of a complaint from the Defence Ministry.
It was alleged that both the public servants had shown favour to Pune-based Builder in the matter of property at Bungalow
No.8A, Lothian Road measuring area 0.96 acres of B-3 Defence Land at Pune Cantonment and settled this matter out of court in spite of all the verdict in favour of army which was a gross misconduct on the part of public servants. The public servants had ignored existing rules & policies; violating the terms of lease, entered into by Ministry of Defence and caused pecuniary advantage to Pune-based Builder to the tune of Rs. 46 Crores(approx.) without any public interest.
Searches were conducted at the residence of the then GOC-in-Chief at Fatima Nagar, Pune & the then Defence Estate Officer at Lulla Nagar, Kondhwa, Pune and office premises of Builder at Koregaon Park, Pune which led to recovery of incriminating documents.
The Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested a Junior Engineer and a Beldar of MCD, Karkardooma, Delhi in a bribery case of Rs. 20,000/-
A case was registered Under Section 7 of PC Act, 1988 against a Beldar, MCD Building, Karkardooma, Delhi on the basis of a complaint. It was alleged in the FIR that accused demanded a bribe of Rs.20,000/- from the complainant for not booking or demolishing two under construction houses being constructed by the complainant.
A trap was laid and the accused Beldar was caught red handed while demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs.20,000/- from the complainant. After being caught, he disclosed that he was accepting bribe on behalf of a Junior Engineer. The other accused, Junior Engineer was also caught while trying to accept the bribe from the Beldar.
Searches were conducted at their residential premises. Search at the residence of Beldar led to cash recovery of Rs.32 Lakh and other incriminating documents. Both the arrested accused are being produced today in the Designated Court at Delhi.
The Special Judge for CBI cases, Patiala House Courts, New Delhi has convicted Sh. H.A. Siddiqui, the then Addl. Commissioner of Income Tax Range-34, Vikas Bhawan, IP State, New Delhi in a bribery case of Rs.One Lakh and sentenced him to undergo four years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine of Rs.Four Lakh.
A case was registered against accused H.A. Siddiqui, Addl. Commissioner, Income Tax, Range-34, Vikas Bhawan, New Delhi during April, 2003 Under Section 7 of PC Act 1988 for demanding a bribe of Rs.One Lakh from the complainant. The complainant (a Chartered Accountant) had alleged in his complaint that the accused demanded a bribe of Rs.One Lakh for clearing the case of his client which was under scrutiny with the accused.
A trap was laid and the accused was caught red handed while demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs.One Lakh from the complainant.
After thorough investigation, CBI filed a chargesheet against the accused in the Designated Court at New Delhi. The Court found the accused guilty and convicted him.

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New Delhi, Feb 1: Weather forecasts are issued for various spatial and temporal domains to meet demands of different users. Location specific forecasting of high impact weather events e.g. severe rainstorms, sudden dense fog, severe heat/cold spells, severe thunder storms etc for a very short time range still remains a challenge for the meteorological community worldwide. When any high impact weather event strikes any metro city or any other urban and rural pockets affecting lives of common people severely, we try to find out whether it could have been forecasted, atleast a few hours, if not days, in advance. It is common knowledge that manifestations of internal dynamics within a given boundary condition are extremely complex and vitiate the outcomes on the small spatial and temporal scale of extreme weather. Operational forecast procedures mostly fail to forecast exact timing and location of any high end weather event. Further research on various tools used for issuing such forecasts e.g. empirical and NWP Models and their ensembles, also have high limitation in predicting high variability at 12-24-hours time scales.

Modern observing and analytical systems now in place for use in real time operations are expected to improve the accuracies of monitoring and forecasting of high impact weather events. A technology driven system of 24X7 Monitoring and Nowcasting is the need of hour. It should be able to predict the time of start, minute by minute progression and final cessation of the event. Such a Monitoring and Nowcast System will minimize the loss of invaluable lives and also property
A number of Forecast Demonstration Projects (FDP) conducted in different parts around the world have demonstrated that the only way to improve the forecasting accuracies of “high impact very short period (0-6hours) events” are by introducing a range of monitoring strategies viz. developing a MESONET over the area, including a dense network of DWR coverage and high resolution satellite pictures/products etc. In addition, very high resolution NWP and autonowcast systems would also be required as was done during Oklohoma Mesonet and Nowcast system, Beijing Olympic 2008 Forecast Demonstration Project and Delhi Nowcast for 2010 Commonwealth Games.
India Meteorological Department, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), Government of India has organized a Training Workshop cum National Seminar on Challenges, Developments and Opportunities in Nowcasting (CDO-NOW-2012) during 27-31 January 2012 at New Delhi.. The main aim of organising this important event was to give a thrust for development and implementation of a 24×7 Monitoring and Nowcasting system in India especially with respect to high impact weather events.
The training workshop was inaugurated by AVM (Dr.) Ajit Tyagi, DGM at ARNAV Conference Hall, Prithvi Bhawan, New Delhi. The training programme was designed to impart theoretical as well as practical aspects of Nowcasting to the trainees. The focussed discussion were held on monitoring of high impact weather events with the help of conventional and automatic observations, satellite information, Numerical Weather Prediction Models and Doppler Weather Radar products and synergising all the available input and techniques for issuing operational Nowcast. The aim was to develop a sort of Standard Operating Procedure for issuing Nowcast of extreme weather events in mega Cities in the first phase. About 20 Resource Persons were drawn from IMD, ISRO (SHAR), IAF, NAVY, SASE, NCMRWF. About 50 Trainees were selected who are mainly involved in forecasting in various above organisations. There were about 12 hours of lectures time and about equal hours for hands on training/ practical exercises and case studies for demonstration of use of a particular technique in operational Nowcast.
The training workshop concluded on 29th January. The feed back recieved from trainees as well as resource persons was very encouraging. The training was very fruitful.
The National Seminar was inaugurated at the auditorium of India Islamic Cultural Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi- 110 003 from 1000-1100 hrs. IST on 30th January 2012. AVM (Dr.) Ajit Tyagi, DGM delivered Welcome address and also presented the Training Workshop summary. Dr. Shailesh Nayak, Chairman, Earth System Organisation & Secretary MoES in his address highlighted the importance of Nowcasting, capacity building and various modernization programmes of Ministry for further improving the accuracy of forecasts. The Keynote address “Role of Nowcast in Disaster Management” was delivered by Shri T. Nanda Kumar, Member NDMA. Shri P.P. Shrivastav, IAS (Retd.) Member North Eastern Council who was the guest of Honour of the function gave the inaugural address. In this function Three publications namely (1)Extended Abstract of the Seminar, (2) Standard Operating Procedure Manual and (3) Monsoon Monograph Vol. II were also released. B. P. Yadav who was the programme co-ordinator proposed the Vote of Thanks. About 200 participants, delegates, eminent scientists from various scientific organisations such as IMD, ISRO (SHAR), IAF, NAVY, SASE, NCMRWF, IIT etc., attended the inaugural function.
The technical sessions were held at Arnav Conference Hall, 3rd Floor, Prithvi Bhawan, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. There were in total 7 thematic sessions where various research papers on Nowcasting were presented.

A special session was arranged in the afternoon of 31st Jan. 2012 for interaction with various users, stakeholders and media to understand mutual requirements and develop delivery mechanism. It was attended by PIB, DD, AIR, FM, Central Water Commission, Traffic Police, NIDM and print media personnel.

The seminar concluded in the evening of 31st January 2012 and was chaired by Dr. Shailesh Nayak, Chairman, Earth System Organisation & Secretary MoES.

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Prime Minister has approved the constitution of a National Council for Senior Citizens. The Council would advise the Central and State Governments on issues related to welfare of senior citizens and enhancement of their quality of life with special reference to (a) policies, programmes and legislative measures; (b) promotion of physical and financial security, health and independent and productive living, and (c) awareness generation and community mobilization.
The Council would be chaired by the Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment. Other members of the Council include the Minister of State, Social Justice & Empowerment, the oldest Members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, representatives of 5 State Governments (one each from the North, South, East, West & North Eastern Regions) and 1 Union Territory by rotation, 5 representatives each from Senior Citizens’ Associations, Pensioners’ Association, NGOs working for Senior Citizens and Experts, and five senior citizens who have distinguished themselves in various fields.
The Council would be anchored in the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment.

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New Delhi, Jan 31: The Special Judge for CBI Cases, Chennai has convicted Smt. Nirmala Sundaraman, the then Branch Manager of Indian Bank, Triplicane Branch, Chennai in a bank fraud case and sentenced her to undergo one year Simple Imprisonment with a fine of Rs.5,000/-.
CBI registered a case on 31.05.1991 against Smt. Nirmala Sundararaman, the then Branch Manager, Indian Bank, Triplicane Branch, Chennai and others alleging that during the period 1988-89, the accused persons entered into criminal conspiracy to cheat Indian Bank, Triplicane Branch Chennai. In pursuance of the said conspiracy, Smt. Sundaramal, Proprietrix of M/s Sudha International Films, Chennai had submitted loan application with Indian Bank Triplicane Branch, Chennai for sanctioning overdrafts of Rs.Four lakhs for producing a Tamil feature film. Smt.Nirmala Sundararaman without conducting any pre-sanction verification, recommended & forwarded the said loan application for sanction to competent authority.While the application was under process with the Regional Office /Zonal Office, Smt. Nirmala Sundararaman allowed Smt. Sundaramal to withdraw the loan amount with help of the then Regional Manager. A loss to the tune of Rs.Four lakhs was caused to Indian Bank and corresponding wrongful gain to accused persons. After completion of investigation, a chargesheet was filed against the three accused persons before the Special Judge for CBI Cases, Chennai u/s. 120-B r/w. 420 IPC and Sec. 13(2) r/w. 13(1) (d) of PC Act 1988.
On completion of the trial, the Special Judge convicted Smt.Nirmala Sundararaman for the offence and acquitted other two accused persons.
The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered two cases against certain officials of the Ministry of Railways; unknown officials of Central Excise of Haldia Commissionerate(West Bengal) and two private companies – one based at Jhargram(West Bengal) and other based at Kharagpur(West Bengal) along with the Directors of the said companies.
It was alleged that both the companies were engaged in production of Iron products (Sponge Iron, Pig Iron, etc.) and in this process procured Iron ore from mines of Odisha. As per the policy of Railways, concession was allowed to the Companies who were consuming the Iron ore for domestic consumption. Under such declaration both the private Companies allegedly procured huge amount of Iron ore whereas the Excise Return Forms submitted by these Companies to the Excise Department showed production of much lesser quantity of Iron products. The companies also in connivance with unknown officials of Central Excise allegedly submitted false Excise Return Forms to the Railways, thereby getting larger amount of Rakes from the Railways for transportation of Iron ores. The said private companies with such false pretext of domestic consumption, exported/sold the Iron ore. As a result of this, the Railways incurred loss of about thousand crores by the alleged false declaration given by the companies towards freight.
Simultaneous searches in 32 places at the premises of officials of Railways and Offices of the Companies & the residences of its Directors were conducted. During the searches, incriminating documents; Cash of approx. Rs.8.94 lakh; including KVP, NSC, TDR, FDR etc worth Rs.60 lakh; Hard Disks, Laptops and other miscellaneous files pertaining to the cases were recovered.

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