Ehsanul Haque, the principal of Oasis School, was made the city coordinator of Hazaribagh for the medical entrance exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on May 5. Vice Principal Imtiaz Alam was designated as the NTA's observer and the centre coordinator at the Oasis School, officials said.
The AAP leaders responded harshly to the high-profile development, calling the action against a sitting chief minister a part of "BJP's vindictive politics which is murdering democracy" and voicing their anger over the party supremo's detainment.
The agency formed a special investigation team (SIT) under a DIG-rank officer in June to investigate the six cases referred to it by the Union home ministry, the officials said.
It is alleged by the ED and the CBI that the policy to grant licenses to liquor traders allowed cartelisation and favoured certain dealers who had allegedly paid bribes for it, a charge strongly refuted by the AAP.
Prosecutors said the group was inspired by the deep state conspiracy theories of QAnon and the Reichsbuerger, who do not recognise the legitimacy of modern Germany, insisting the far larger "Deutsche Reich" still existed despite the Nazis' defeat in World War Two.
"The members of this network, under the guidance of anti-revolutionary agents living in Germany and the Netherlands, were intending to carry out subversive action by procuring war weapons and acting against national security," the Revolutionary Guards' statement read.
Different units of the city police carried out raids in several parts of the national capital against the sale, storage and supply of illegal firecrackers.
The arrests were followed by searches at eight locations, including the residences of the accused officials and the private executives and offices of the company.
Terming the RS 950 crore loan to the defunct Kingfisher Airlines (KFA) as unsecure, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday arrested nine people linked to this cae including former CEO of the airlines and two former Chairmen of IDBI Bank.
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A fiscally constrained government has now set about to rectify this. On one hand it has introduced the Voluntary Compliance Scheme and on the other it has empowered the Service Tax Department with the ability to arrest evaders.
An evasion of service tax of Rs 50 lakh and above has now been made a cognisable offence after the passage of current fiscal's Finance Bill on May 10.
Indian Sugar Mills Association's Abinash Verma fears that the standoff between the UP government and the sugar industry may affect the mills' functioning in the crushing season. Meanwhile, top officials from the industry have also been arrested allegedly without proper reasons.
US authorities are considering to arrest two key officials from JPMorgan Chase and coompany for their role in masking the losses of USD 6.2 billion.
After the arrest of five people at the digital currency firm Liberty Reserve and seizure of bank accounts, digital currency firms are rushing to adopt anti-money laundering rules.
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