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CBI tells apex court it will not file closure report in coal blocks allocation case

PTI Updated - December 07, 2021 at 01:11 AM.

The CBI has told the Supreme Court that it will not file a closure report in the coal blocks allocation scam cases.

The Supreme Court has asked the CBI, ED to file a status report by July 7 on the probe conducted till June 30.

The apex court has asked the CBI to submit files of all preliminary enquiries in the coal scam to the CVC.

Published on May 8, 2014 11:14
Tags
  • corruption & bribery
  • laws
  • mining and quarrying
  • judiciary (system of justice)
  • inquiry
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