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Adarsh society missing papers case transferred to Crime Branch

November 28, 2010 01:54 pm | Updated October 22, 2016 04:21 pm IST - Mumbai

Case pertaining to the theft of key documents in Adarsh Housing Society scam was today transferred to the Mumbai Crime Branch due to seriousness of the issue.

“The case has been transferred to the Crime Branch. This special wing is working on the case and have asked for the FIR details which were registered in the local police station,” a crime branch official said on condition of anonymity.

The Crime Branch of the city police usually probes underworld-related or sensitive in nature cases.

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A case of theft was registered yesterday by police after crucial documents from 10 files on Adarsh Society went missing from the the Urban Development Department here. Secretary of the department Gurudas Bajpe gave a written complaint to the Marine Drive police on Friday night about the missing papers.

The disappearance of the papers has been brought to the notice of CBI, which is probing into the scam, where flats built in the name of Kargil war heroes were allotted to bureaucrats, politicians’ relatives and defence officers.

The missing papers include remarks of the State government officials and Chief Minister.

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