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Top Court Cancels Sacking Order Against Former Military Secretary
The Supreme Court has set aside general court martial (GCM) order dismissing former military secretary Avadhesh Prakash from service for alleged involvement in the 2008 Sukna land scam in West Bengal, terming its proceedings as "vitiated".
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Modi Minister VK Singh Questions Army Tribunal Verdict
Union Minister and former Army Chief General V K Singh has questioned the verdict of an Army court, that, while quashing a former General's court martial, has made some observations against him and ordered that he be paid compensation for "undue harassment and loss of honour."
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Modi Minister VK Singh Questions Army Tribunal Verdict
In what could turn out to be an embarrassment for the Narendra Modi government, the Armed Forced Tribunal has held that Lt General PK Rath, court martialled in the Sukna land scam case, is not guilty.
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Army Court Embarrassment for Former Army Chief VK Singh
In what could turn out to be an embarrassment for the Narendra Modi government, the Armed Forced Tribunal has held that Lt General PK Rath, court martialled in the Sukna land scam case, is not guilty.
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Jodhpur land meant for Air Force used for housing project; investigation ordered
Already grappling with allegations of land scams in Sukna, Malad and Srinagar, the Ministry of Defence is facing another major land scam in Jodhpur, barely 100 metres from the city's Air Force base.
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Army Chief ratifies order to dismiss Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash
Just before his retirement, Army Chief General V K Singh has ratified a court martial's decision to dismiss former military secretary Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash from service, after he was found guilty by an Army court in the Sukna land scam case.
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Sukna land scam: Lt Gen Avadesh Prakash found guilty, dismissed from service
An army court has found former Military Secretary Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash guilty on three counts in the Sukna land scam case.
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Sukna land scam: Court martial proceedings to end today?
The Army has completed court martial proceedings against former Military Secretary, Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash, in the Sukna land scam
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Sukna land scam probe: Maharaj Gaj Singh deposes
The Maharaja of Jodhpur, Gaj Singh, today deposed before a military court in Guwahati, in connection with court martial proceedings in the Sukna land issue involving senior Army generals.
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Indicted General leaked documents about Army Chief's age
An Army probe into the leak of confidential documents on the age of Army chief General VK Singh has concluded that it was Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash who leaked the documents to stall his court martial in the Sukna land scam. The Army is now considering stricter procedures for document access.It was the Army Chief who had initiated the...
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Sukna land scam: Army Court Martial orders 2-year seniority loss for Lt General P K Rath
Army Court Martial has ordered a two-year seniority loss for Lieutenant General Rath, and has ordered 15 years of loss of service for pension. Rath, A serving Lieutenant General of the Indian Army was court martialled in the Sukna land scam case on Friday.General Rath has service till March 2012. He however, will now become two years juniour to his...
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Sukna land scam: Lt Gen P K Rath found guilty on three counts
A serving Lieutenant General of the Indian Army P K Rath has been court martialled in the Sukna land scam case. Lt Gen Rath has been found guilty by an Army court of issuing the no-objection certificate to the builder, signing an MoU and not informing the Command Headquarters.Speaking to NDTV, Lt Gen P K Rath's brother Proffesor Pratap Kumar Rath s...
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Land scam: General Prakash's appeal in Supreme Court today
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal filed by Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash in the Sukna land scam case today.
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Land scam: Some relief for indicted General
Former Military Secretary Lt Gen Avadesh Prakash's petition challenging action against him in Sukna land scam got him interim relief at the Armed Forces Tribunal on Monday.
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Top Court Cancels Sacking Order Against Former Military Secretary
The Supreme Court has set aside general court martial (GCM) order dismissing former military secretary Avadhesh Prakash from service for alleged involvement in the 2008 Sukna land scam in West Bengal, terming its proceedings as "vitiated".
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Modi Minister VK Singh Questions Army Tribunal Verdict
Union Minister and former Army Chief General V K Singh has questioned the verdict of an Army court, that, while quashing a former General's court martial, has made some observations against him and ordered that he be paid compensation for "undue harassment and loss of honour."
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Modi Minister VK Singh Questions Army Tribunal Verdict
In what could turn out to be an embarrassment for the Narendra Modi government, the Armed Forced Tribunal has held that Lt General PK Rath, court martialled in the Sukna land scam case, is not guilty.
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Army Court Embarrassment for Former Army Chief VK Singh
In what could turn out to be an embarrassment for the Narendra Modi government, the Armed Forced Tribunal has held that Lt General PK Rath, court martialled in the Sukna land scam case, is not guilty.
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Jodhpur land meant for Air Force used for housing project; investigation ordered
Already grappling with allegations of land scams in Sukna, Malad and Srinagar, the Ministry of Defence is facing another major land scam in Jodhpur, barely 100 metres from the city's Air Force base.
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Army Chief ratifies order to dismiss Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash
Just before his retirement, Army Chief General V K Singh has ratified a court martial's decision to dismiss former military secretary Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash from service, after he was found guilty by an Army court in the Sukna land scam case.
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Sukna land scam: Lt Gen Avadesh Prakash found guilty, dismissed from service
An army court has found former Military Secretary Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash guilty on three counts in the Sukna land scam case.
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Sukna land scam: Court martial proceedings to end today?
The Army has completed court martial proceedings against former Military Secretary, Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash, in the Sukna land scam
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Sukna land scam probe: Maharaj Gaj Singh deposes
The Maharaja of Jodhpur, Gaj Singh, today deposed before a military court in Guwahati, in connection with court martial proceedings in the Sukna land issue involving senior Army generals.
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Indicted General leaked documents about Army Chief's age
An Army probe into the leak of confidential documents on the age of Army chief General VK Singh has concluded that it was Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash who leaked the documents to stall his court martial in the Sukna land scam. The Army is now considering stricter procedures for document access.It was the Army Chief who had initiated the...
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Sukna land scam: Army Court Martial orders 2-year seniority loss for Lt General P K Rath
Army Court Martial has ordered a two-year seniority loss for Lieutenant General Rath, and has ordered 15 years of loss of service for pension. Rath, A serving Lieutenant General of the Indian Army was court martialled in the Sukna land scam case on Friday.General Rath has service till March 2012. He however, will now become two years juniour to his...
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Sukna land scam: Lt Gen P K Rath found guilty on three counts
A serving Lieutenant General of the Indian Army P K Rath has been court martialled in the Sukna land scam case. Lt Gen Rath has been found guilty by an Army court of issuing the no-objection certificate to the builder, signing an MoU and not informing the Command Headquarters.Speaking to NDTV, Lt Gen P K Rath's brother Proffesor Pratap Kumar Rath s...
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Land scam: General Prakash's appeal in Supreme Court today
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal filed by Lieutenant General Avadesh Prakash in the Sukna land scam case today.
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Land scam: Some relief for indicted General
Former Military Secretary Lt Gen Avadesh Prakash's petition challenging action against him in Sukna land scam got him interim relief at the Armed Forces Tribunal on Monday.
