Chargesheet against Thane BJP chief in cheating case
Press Trust of India : Thane, Mon Aug 13 2012, 07:37 hrs
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Navi Mumbai police have filed a chargesheet against Thane BJP chief and builder Suresh Haware and four others for allegedly cheating a businessman to the tune of Rs 54 lakh, police said on Sunday.
The chargesheet was filed recently in CBD Vashi court against Haware, his brother Sanjay and sister-in-law Ujwala and two of his employees, D Taide and Mohandas, working in his construction firm — Haware Engineers and Builders, a crime branch official said.
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