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Stamp paper numbers don't add up at government press in Nashik
Updated On: 06 November, 2013 07:19 AM IST | | Akela
A response to an RTI query has revealed huge discrepancies between the numbers of Non Judicial Stamp Paper printed, supplied and stocked in the India Security Press, indicating that excess stock is being printed for corrupt practices
Clerical error or black marketing racket? The response to a query filed under the Right to Information (RTI) Act has revealed that the government-run India Security Press (ISP) in Nashik has been printing more Non Judicial Stamp Paper (NJSP) than ordered for print and supply. Records show that after supply, there is huge surplus stock left over in the press, which the activist fears is being black-marketed.

Manoranjan Roy has found the discrepancies in the figures after filing an RTI query. Pic/Datta Kumbhar

