CBIprobe against markaz organisers

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Updated At : 11:35 AM May 30, 2020 IST

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New Delhi, May 29

The CBI said today it had registered a preliminary enquiry (PE) against the organisers of Tablighi Jamaat markaz at Nizamuddin area here for alleged dubious cash transactions and hiding of foreign donations from the authorities.

CBI officials said the agency had not yet named any specific individual in the PE. They said the enquiry was registered on a complaint that the organisers of the Tablighi Jamaat markaz were indulging in dubious cash transactions through illegal and unfair means. — TNS

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