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Adarsh scam: Maharashtra govt asks 2 bureaucrats to resign

Source: PTI
December 28, 2010 17:45 IST
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The Maharashtra government has sought the resignations of Information Commissioner Ramanand Tiwari and state human rights commission member Subhash Lala for their alleged involvement in the Adarsh housing scam.

"The government has asked the two bureaucrats to put in their papers," Chief Secretary J P Dange told mediapersons at Mantralaya in Mumbai.

Tiwari was the urban development secretary when the Adarsh file was being processed, while Lala was secretary to the chief minister. Relatives of both the bureaucrats have flats in the housing society.

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