Supreme Court of India
Ashok Tshering Bhutia v. State of Sikkim
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988: c s. 13(2) and 13(1)(e) - Charge sheet against appellant- police officer alleging that he was found in possession of assets, dis-proportionate to his known sources of income, to the tune of Rs. 18 lakhs, which was acquired by abusing his official position during the period from 1987-1996 - Appellant submitted the required information vide document Ext. -4 giving full details of the properties acquired and possessed by him on plain paper after lodging of the FIR - Grant of sanction by Director General of Police to prosecute the appellant - Conviction and
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- 2019 Vinod Kumar Garg v. State (government of National Capital Territory of Delhi)
- 2024 Central Bureau of Investigation v. Jagat Ram
- 2013 C.B.I. v. Ashok Kumar Aggarwal
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