Chit fund panel receives record number of affidavits

Cuttack: The Justice R K Patra Commission, probing fraudulent activities of chit fund in Odisha, has received nearly seven lakh affidavits as the deadline for receiving them came to an end.   The Commission had extended its deadline twice till its end yesterday as a number of affected people expressed their eagerness to file affidavits, […]

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  • Published: Tuesday, 01 October 2013
  • Last updated: 01 October 2013, 06:21 PM IST

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Cuttack: The Justice R K Patra Commission, probing fraudulent activities of chit fund in Odisha, has received nearly seven lakh affidavits as the deadline for receiving them came to an end.
 
The Commission had extended its deadline twice till its end yesterday as a number of affected people expressed their eagerness to file affidavits, Commission sources said.
 
The state government in July this year had appointed retired Chief Justice of Sikkim High Court Justice R K Patra to head the one-man panel to identify individuals and entities indulged in unauthorised collection of public deposits in the state.
 
 
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