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Himachal multi-crore scholarship scam: cbi files charge sheet against 20 institutes, 105 individuals

Shimla, Mar 29: The CBI has concluded its investigation in the Himachal Pradesh multi-crore scholarship scam with the filing of charge sheets against 20

Shimla, Sep 1 (IANS) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday said that they have arrested four people, including a government official, in a case connected with Himachal Pradesh scholarship scam.

The arrested persons were produced before the special PMLA court, which sent them to the ED's custody for five days.

Those arrested include Rajdeep Josan and Krishan Kumar, partner ASAMS Education Group; Hitesh Gandhi, Vice-Chairman, KC group of Institutions, Pandoga

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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday said that they have arrested four people, including a government official, in a case connected with Himachal Pradesh scholarship scam.The arrested accused were identified as Rajdeep Josan and Krishan ...

5544 Bhanu P Lohumi Shimla, February 18 The role of bank officials has come under scanner in the Rs 250-crore post-matric scholarship scam being probed by the CBI. Bank officials’ connivance cannot be ruled out as fake accounts of students cannot be opened without their involvement and knowledge, sources in the CBI said. Documents of students taken during counselling and their signatures were also misused, they alleged. Fake accounts 32,000 students did not get scholarship under various schem...

Shimla, January 10 The CBI has got a major breakthrough in the investigation into the Rs 250-crore scholarship scam with key accused Arvind Rajta reportedly confessing to his involvement in the crime. The CBI found that Rajta, the then Superintendent in the Department of Higher Education, had 33 per cent stake in the name of his wife in nine fake institutions. The institutes located in Una, Chamba, Sirmaur and Kangra districts in the name of Nilet, Skill Development and ITI were not affiliated ...