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Dapoli resort case: Kadam acted as 'front-man', sought to legalise illicit work, says PMLA court while denying bail to Anil Parab's aide

A special court in Mumbai, while denying bail to Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Anil Parab's aide Sadanand Kadam said that he was Parab's "front man" and involved in pressurising the local authorities in legalising illegal work about Dapoli resort case.

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A special court in Mumbai, while denying bail to Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Anil Parab's aide Sadanand Kadam said that he was Parab's "front man" and involved in pressurising the local authorities in legalising illegal work pertaining to the Dapoli resort. He was seeking to legalise work which was "basically illegal", the court was quoted as saying in a PTI report. 

A special judge for cases under the Prevent of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) MG Deshpande rejected Kadam's bail plea on Tuesday. The detailed order became available on Wednesday, October 11. 

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