The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials on Wednesday visited the offices of the Revenue Departments in Anekal and collected documents pertaining to the land transactions of Tarabai Jadhav, mother of Chief Secretary Arvind Jadhav.
The ACB team visited the tahsildar's office and the office of the sub-registrar at Sarjapur and collected documents pertaining to the purchase of the land. A senior official of the ACB said the documents are still being scrutinised as part of the preliminary enquiry initiated after a complaint was filed against the Chief Secretary, DC (Urban) and other officials.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials on Wednesday visited the offices of the Revenue Departments in Anekal and collected documents pertaining to the land transactions of Tarabai Jadhav, mother of Chief Secretary Arvind Jadhav.
The ACB team visited the tahsildar’s office and the office of the sub-registrar at Sarjapur and collected documents pertaining to the purchase of the land. A senior official of the ACB said the documents are still being scrutinised as part of the preliminary enquiry initiated after a complaint was filed against the Chief Secretary, DC (Urban) and other officials.
The ACB team visited the tahsildar's office and the office of the sub-registrar at Sarjapur and collected documents pertaining to the purchase of the land. A senior official of the ACB said the documents are still being scrutinised as part of the preliminary enquiry initiated after a complaint was filed against the Chief Secretary, DC (Urban) and other officials.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials on Wednesday visited the offices of the Revenue Departments in Anekal and collected documents pertaining to the land transactions of Tarabai Jadhav, mother of Chief Secretary Arvind Jadhav. The ACB team visited the tahsildar’s office and the office of the sub-registrar at Sarjapur and collected documents pertaining to the purchase of the land. A senior official of the ACB said the documents are still being scrutinised as part of the preliminary enquiry initiated after a complaint was filed against the Chief Secretary, DC (Urban) and other officials.