Chavan assures to look into arrest of Gondia ZP officials
Press Trust of India : Nagpur, Wed Dec 19 2012, 02:55 hrs
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Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan has assured the Assembly of looking into the matter pertaining to the arrest of Gondia Zila Parishad office-bearers under the Prevention of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes Atrocities Act. Raising the issue during Zero Hour, Leader of Opposition Eknath Khadse pointed out that Gondia Zila Parishad CEO Yeshwant Gedam had lodged the complaint against the office-bearers because the latter exposed his corrupt practices. Khadse said the district observed a bandh to protest the arrests.
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