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Adarsh Scam

The document summarizes information about the Adarsh Housing Society scam in Mumbai. It describes how land meant for Kargil war heroes was illegally obtained and a 31-story building was constructed, with most flats allotted to politicians and bureaucrats rather than army members. It lists some prominent political figures who received flats, including former Chief Minister Ashok Chavan. The Army is now launching its own probe into the allotment of flats to retired and serving officers.

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Adarsh Scam

The document summarizes information about the Adarsh Housing Society scam in Mumbai. It describes how land meant for Kargil war heroes was illegally obtained and a 31-story building was constructed, with most flats allotted to politicians and bureaucrats rather than army members. It lists some prominent political figures who received flats, including former Chief Minister Ashok Chavan. The Army is now launching its own probe into the allotment of flats to retired and serving officers.

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mGurjeet Singh Sandhu

mAyush Wadhwa
mSailaish Puri
mKaivish Gangta
mSonu Singh
 
| Úhe Adarsh society, formed in 1994,
had 71 members that included in it,
retired top Army officials and
Maharashtra bureaucrats
| Mumbai's posh Colaba area land
(about 3800 square meters) with the
complicity of military officers was
given to a private housing society.
| only 6 storeys were considered legal.
But the building ended up being a 31-
storey tower.
 
| Úhis building was built for the
Kargil war heroes and widows.
| But army took no action in this
regard because several army
officials, including former army
Chief Deepak Kapoor himself,
had flats in this society. IBN7
did the special investigation on
this.
| Majority of the flats alloted to
politicians & bureaucrats as well
as Army & Navy commanders
m 
| ASHOK CHAVAN Chief
Minister
| Deepak Kapoor Army Chief
| Vilasrao Deshmukh (union
minister for heavy
industries )
| Sushilkumar Shinde (
Union power minister )
| Narayan Rane
(Maharashtra revenue
minister )
Ú

| Deshmukh, who is currently the union minister for heavy
industries, reportedly owns three apartments Ȅ each one a
3-BHK of 1,076 sq ft carpet area Ȅ on the 15th floor. Úhe
flats (1502, 1503 and 1504) are in the names of Uttam
Ghakare, Kiran Bhadange and Amol Kharbari Ȅ real or
fictitious individuals whose relationship with Deshmukh is
not clear.
| Union power minister Sushil Kumar Shinde is said to own a
3-BHK flat in the name of Major NW Khankhoje, while
former state revenue minister Shivajirao Patil Nilengakar
allegedly owns two flats in the name of Dr Arun V Dawle
and Sampat R Khidse (flat no 2602).
×  
| Úhe Adarsh gravy train
has more members on
board: Maharashtra
revenue minister
Narayan Rane too is
accused of owning two
3-BHK flats on the 17th
floor, in the name of
Girish Pravinchandra
Mehta and Rupali
×
 
| ëventually, though, a majority of the flats were allotted
to politicians and bureaucrats as well as some Army
and Navy Commanders
| According to the present market rate in the Colaba
area, an average two-to three-bedroom-hall-kitchen
(BHK) flat in Adarsh society could cost between Rs 6
crore and Rs 8.5 crore. However, members of the
society paid Rs 60-85 lakh for each flat.
×  
| Now the list stands at 103, out of which only 37
members belong to the army and just three members
have anything to do with the Kargil war.

      
× 
| Amid growing anger over the Adarsh Housing Society
scam, the Army is all set to begin its own probe into the
controversial allotment of flats to its retired and serving
officers.
| Úhe Army, for now, has sought legal opinion on setting up a
Court of Inquiry (CoI) into the issue and will likely issue
orders for the same in a day or two. Úhe Army probe will
focus on the role of some 40 officers.
| Úhere are also reports that the Army has already submitted
a preliminary probe report to the Ministry of Defence and
is awaiting its nod to take the investigation further.

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