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Trio nabbed for demanding Rs 50k from rector of girls' hostel

Officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested two Class-II project officers and a rector of a boys' hostel of the Integrated Tribal Welfare department on charges of demanding bribe.

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The three were booked for asking Rs 50,000 from the rector of a girls’ hostel to cover up her shoddy performance while making accommodation arrangement for the tribal welfare minister during his visit to the girls’ hostel on November 6 in Navi Sangvi.u00a0


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The accused were identified as Assistant Project Officer Nilesh Bhagchand Ahire (28), Project Officer Lalit Govind Dharmadhikari (27) and Rector Manoj Namdev Shirpurkar (40). Rector of Navi Sangvi Girls’ Hostel Shakuntala Chavan had registered the complaint against the trio.

Superintendent of Police (SP) Sarang Awad said, “Ahire threatened to suspend Chavan on charges of making poor arrangements during the minister’s visit to her hostel. In a written reply to the notice served by Ahire, Chavan refuted all charges and requested him to not initiate action against her.

Later, Dharmadhikari called on her husband’s cellphone and asked him to pay Rs 50,000 for not suspending Chavan. She then complained to the ACB, following which they laid a trap at the District Collector’s office. Deputy SP Ashok Bharti is investigating the case.” u00a0

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