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ACB produces chargesheet against ex-CMO, others for embezzlement
11/24/2021 10:41:32 PM

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SRINAGAR, Nov 24: Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) produced chargesheet against then CMO Budgam and others including one deceased official and few private persons
The chargesheet was produced in Case FIR No. 16/2015 P/S VOK now ACB, U/S 5(1) (c) (d), r/w 5(2) J&K P.C Act. Swt 2006 and section 120-B, 409, 420,467,468 & 471 before the Court of Special Judge Anti-Corruption Court Srinagar against then CMO Budgam Dr Mohammad Abdullah and private persons including Mohammad Ayoub and Shahid Shabir.
The instant case was registered on the basis of outcome of verification conducted into the allegations for embezzlement of Rs 17 lakh by CMO Office Budgam during the year 2009-10. Out of funds allotted under Office expenditure the then CMO Budgam, hatched a criminal conspiracy with other accused officials and private persons, by resorting to fraudulent means, prepared fictitious/false bills in respect of purchase and repairing of vehicles and have put the state exchequer to loss to the tune of Rs. 11,78,240. It was also found during investigation that an amount of Rs 8,01,990 was found withdrawn by the accused Chief Medical Officer Budgam, in league with other accused persons on account of repairing of departmental vehicles and shown disbursed to private firms.
The investigation further established that these vehicles were never repaired by the firm and the payment was not received by the said firm.
The investigation further revealed that a supply order for installation of two number of LED hoardings and production of short films was placed in favour of M/S Oscar Cine Media Group Srinagar, without ascertaining the reasonability of rates and without inducing competition with an excess amount of Rs 88250 by the accused CMO Budgam, to the supplier firm.
All the accused persons except one deceased were presented before the Court of Special Judge Anti-Corruption Srinagar, for further legal action. Further trial of the case will proceed in due course. The next date of the case has been fixed on January 28, 2022.
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