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Man Sends Rs 1 Lakh Cheque As ’Bribe’ To Kapil Sibal


Mangalore Today / PTI

New Delhi, August 31: Now, bribes comes in cheque! HRD Minister Kapil Sibal has received a cheque of Rs one lakh as bribe for appointing a person as registrar of a central university in Jharkhand.

This came to light after the ministry approached police seeking registration of case.

The police registered a case on August 24 after the receipt of a complaint from the Ministry’s Chief Vigilance Officer Amit Khare.

 

1 Lac bribe to Kapil Sibal

 

According to the FIR, Khare had written to Delhi Police Commissioner B K Gupta on May 24 about the incident.

Soon after the receipt of the letter containing a cheque of Rs one lakh payable at Canara Bank, Khare wrote to the Police Commissioner seeking investigation into the matter.

In his complaint, Khare said that a letter addressed to the minister along with the cheque No 361296 dated August 26 drawn on Canara Bank payable to the Ministry of HRD was received.

The letter also contained a letter purportedly written by a person, Om Prakash, belonging to Dhurwa in Hatia (Ranchi) regarding his appointment to the post of Registrar or Deputy Registrar in Central University of Jharkhand, Khare said.

“It appears from the letter that the cheque has been used as an inducement to get a favour...This matter has been viewed very seriously in the ministry,” Khare said.


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Benedict Noronha, Udupi/Muscat Thu, September-1-2011, 12:05
A very good news .The sender of the cheque could be punished for giving bribe which would alert the bribers and also that the law will incorporate the matter of giving bribe shall also be punisheable. As it is an offnese under IPC.
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