Former J&K Chief Secretary booked in graft case
Tuesday, October 14 2003 12:30 Hrs (IST)
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Vigilance Bureau (JKVB) on October 14 booked former Chief Secretary in
Farooq Abdullah government Ashok Jaitly, a local industrialist and five others in a corruption case
involving awarding of a Rs 200 crore renovation contract to a private company.
A first information report (FIR) has been registered against Jaitly for entering into a criminal conspiracy
with Ravish Trehan, managing director of Trehan Industries, Ashok Kumar and five others in awarding of
a contract for renovation and operation of canal power house project in Jammu to Trehan at much
higher costs of power production thereby causing huge recurring loss to the state exchequer, a JKVB
spokesman said.
The FIR was registered on October 13 and multiple raids conducted by Vigilance sleuths under
supervision of Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG), Vigilance, R S Swain and SSP Yoginder Koul at
four premises of Trehan and some others at Jammu and New Delhi and some documents seized, the
spokesman said.
However, no raid was conducted at the house of Jaitly so far, he added.
PTI
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