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Ispur Panchayat secy in police custody

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Updated At : 12:19 PM Jul 01, 2021 IST
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Una, June 30

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A Una District Court today remanded Ispur panchayat secretary Vishnu Sharma in two days police custody in a bribery case. The Una Vigilance and Anti Corruption Bureau (V&ACB) had arrested him yesterday.

Sharma was caught red-handed while taking a bribe of Rs 12,000 from a resident of Barnoh panchayat for issuing a no objection certificate to him for setting up a brick sales outlet at Ispur village.

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The Additional SP of the Una V&ACB said that the case was being investigated and the accused had been sent to two days police custody.

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