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Court rejects plea for anticipatory bail by ARTO Shopian from whose house Rs 34 lakhs were recovered

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July 24, 2018
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Srinagar: Anti-corruption court Srinagar on Tuesday rejected an application for anticipatory bail by ARTO Shopian and Pulwama Abdul Majeed Bhat rom whose residence huge cash of about Rs 34 lakh besides gold ornaments, licenced weapon and ammunition of AK-47 and demonitized notes of Rs 99000 were found by the vigilance organization Kashmir.

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The accused ARTO Shopian and Pulwama Abdul Majeed Bhat had moved the bail application before Special Judge Anti corruption court Srinagar R N Watal for grant of Anticipatory Bail in case FIR No. 25/2018.

The court had sought a report from Vigilance organisation Kashmir(VOK). the VOK filed the report which revealed that a raid was conducted at the residence of Bhat at Bagh-e-Mehtab Srinagar and Chursoo Awantipora, wherein huge cash of about Rs 34 lakh, gold ornaments, licenced weapon and ammunition of AK-47 and demonitized notes of Rs 99000 and other incriminating documents were recovered. The Court of special Judge Anti Corruption  after hearing the detailed arguments of defence  and Chief Prosecuting Officer Anti Corruption Court held that the petitioner’s greed to become millionier in short spain of time has induced him to use all illegal and fraudulent means to accumulate the wealth in quite disregard to the interests of community as whole and state in particular. “As such anticipatory bail has been rejected,” the court added.

 

 

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