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Police register forgery case against NIO scientist

Panaji town police station on Monday registered a case against Dr V K Banakar, Chief Scientist, CSIR National Institute Oceanography,

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 Dona Paula, under Section 465 (forgery), 468 (forgery for purpose of cheating), 471 (using as genuine a forged document), 511 (punishment for attempting to commit offences punishable with imprisonment for life or other imprisonment) of IPC for allegedly forging a bill covering expenses of a field trip of students of Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research (ACSIR).These trips are undertaken by NIO on regular basis at an interval of a month or two, the police informed. Registering a complaint after almost four years after the incident, the complainant Dr S W A Naqvi, Director of NIO, stated that in May 2012 the accused allegedly prepared forged bill of Rs 1.44 lakh to cover expenses related to a field trip of students of ACSIR instead of Rs 35,000 with dishonest intention. He then produced the same before NIO authority as genuine, thereby attempting to cheat CSIR NIO Authority, reads the complaint.PSI Arun Gawas Desai is investigating the matter further.
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WISL officials meet CM, to pay workers salaries

Top officials of the Western India Shipyard Ltd (WISL) called on Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar as well as Mormugao MLA Milind Naik and have offered to pay the workers two months salary immediately as well as clear their entire dues within two mothsn.

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Published Mar 16, 2016, 5:04 AM IST
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PANAJIThree officials including Sayyad Abdi the Managing Director and CEO of ABG Shipyard Ltd, which is the controlling stakeholder in WISL, Murthu Swamy the CFO and Anil Rao, the Yard Head called on the Chief Minister to place their proposal before him.Speaking to media persons, Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar said that the officials had promised to pay the workers two months dues immediately i.e. the very next day and the rest of the money within two months.“The workers…

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