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Property tax scam: Madurai DIG to head SIT; court bins bail pleas of six
July 24, 2025
|The New Indian Express Villupuram
MADURAI Range DIG Dr Abhinav Kumar has been appointed to head the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the alleged multi-crore property tax scam in Madurai corporation, following directions from the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court.
The appointment was made jointly by IG (South Zone) Prem Anand Sinha and City Police Commissioner J Loganathan, as no other IPS-rank officer apart from the commissioner is currently available within city police limits. A 2009-batch officer, Dr Abhinav Kumar is expected to take charge of the investigation in the coming days.
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Epstein strike 1: Summers quits OpenAI board
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Russian drone kills 25; Kyiv asks Vatican to formalise role in child-return efforts
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Now, TMC MP lodges complaint against Guv
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Stalker stabs Class 12 student to death with knife in Rameswaram
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1 min
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Bumper harvest on cards, food dept to store paddy in unused govt buildings
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Modi to attend G20 summit in Joburg
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November 20, 2025
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Amid Pak blockade, AI seeks govt’s help for using China military airspace
AIR India has asked the Centre to persuade China to allow their aircraft to use a section of its restricted military airspace in Xinjiang as the ongoing Pakistani airspace closure continues to inflict steep financial losses on Indian carriers. India-China flights resumed only last month after a five-and-a-half-year suspension.
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