Former NDMC chair gets 4-year jail for graft
1 Aug 2013 11:28 PM GMT
Former chairperson of New Delhi Municipal Council PM Singh and three other officers were on Wednesday sentenced to four years rigorous imprisonment in a 2003 corruption case by a local court.
Dwarka Special Court convicted Singh, former IAS of 1972 batch from AGMU cadre and the then Chairperson NDMC, in a case of fraudulently regularising the unauthorised construction and granting of lodging house licence to M/s Centre Point, Kasturba Gandhi Marg.
The other ex officers of the civic agency G S Thind, Medical Officer (Health), Dr R Pal, Chief Medical Officer, and Raj Kumar Gupta, Sanitary Inspector were also sentenced to four
years rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs 25,000 each was imposed on them, CBI
spokesperson said.
Dwarka Special Court convicted Singh, former IAS of 1972 batch from AGMU cadre and the then Chairperson NDMC, in a case of fraudulently regularising the unauthorised construction and granting of lodging house licence to M/s Centre Point, Kasturba Gandhi Marg.
The other ex officers of the civic agency G S Thind, Medical Officer (Health), Dr R Pal, Chief Medical Officer, and Raj Kumar Gupta, Sanitary Inspector were also sentenced to four
years rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs 25,000 each was imposed on them, CBI
spokesperson said.
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