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K Kavitha, daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and Telangana legislative council member, has said her name doesn’t figure in the FIR (first information report) of the Delhi Excise Policy case.
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The CBI has mentioned Kavitha’s name, along with 35 others, in the case in the remand report of Amit Arora two days ago.“I have read the report and found that my name was not mentioned anywhere in it,” she said.
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Kavitha, who agreed to meet the CBI team on December 6 in Hyderabad, on Monday sent a communication , expressing her inability to meet its team owing to prior engagements.
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Says Aurobindo Pharma’s whole time director P Sharath Chandra Reddy was one the king pins of liquor scam“I can meet you any day from December 11 to 15 in Hyderabad,” she said.
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Though Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia has not been named in the chargesheet, but he has not been let off the hook since the agency said they continue to probe role of persons named in the FIR and he is one of themAfter receiving the notice, Kavitha had asked the CBI to give her a copy of the FIR filed in the case and the complaint made by the Union Home Department on which it initiated a probe.
The CBI reportedly replied in an email, informing her that the FIR copy was available on its website.
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