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CSE scam accused trial soon

Our Legal Correspondent

Kolkata , Aug. 14

Trial of the accused in the Calcutta Stock Exchange scam of March 2001 is likely to commence on September 11 before the Metropolitan Magistrate, Calcutta. In June the Calcutta Police filed a chargesheet naming all the accused who were arrested in connection with the scam. Following a complaint lodged by the Calcutta Stock Exchange in 2002, the police arrested 21 persons, allegedly connected with the said fraud.

Mr Dinesh Dalmiya was the last person arrested and has not got bail. He is the Chief of DSQ Group and for quite some time managed to avoid warrant of arrest. Eventually, he was arrested in Chennai.

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