Special court sends 20 ACS, APS offcials to 14 day judicial custody
First Published: 30th July, 2018 20:46 IST
A Special Court has granted 14 day judicial custody to 20 ACS-APS officials, who were arrested by the Dibrugarh Police for their alleged involvement in the infamous APSC Cash-For-Jobs Scam.
A Special Court has granted 14 day judicial custody to 20 ACS-APS officials, who were arrested by the Dibrugarh Police for their alleged involvement in the infamous APSC Cash-For-Jobs Scam.
Moreover, two more accused, Sailendra Kumar Sarma and husband of arrested APS officer Pallabi Sharma, Surjeet Choudhury have also been granted to 14 days judicial custody.
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