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Home / News / Politics News / Supreme Court agrees to hear plea on fresh FIR against Mayawati
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    Supreme Court agrees to hear plea on fresh FIR against Mayawati

    Vaneet Randhawa
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    Last updated on Apr 13, 2016, 07:43 pm
    Supreme Court agrees to hear plea on fresh FIR against Mayawati
  • The SC agreed to hear a petition which sought that a fresh FIR be registered against Mayawati in the disproportionate assets case.

    The Centre, however, backed Mayawati, claiming that this was unnecessary as she had already been given a clean chit by the CBI.

    Mayawati's lawyer said the petitioner- Kamlesh Verma was an ex-BSP member and the petition was politically motivated.

  • In this article
    SC directs CBI to examine the Taj-Corridor case The Taj corridor case CBI files charge sheet, says Rs.175 crore siphoned off SC scraps CBI inquiry in disproportionate assets case Mayawati gets clean chit from CBI Supreme Court agrees to hear plea on fresh FIR against Mayawati
  • Jul 2003

    SC directs CBI to examine the Taj-Corridor case

    SC directs CBI to examine the Taj-Corridor case
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  • In July 2003, the SC commanded a CBI probe into the Taj Heritage Corridor case on the grounds of a PIL filed by Delhi-based lawyer Ajay Garwal.

    On the court's injunction, the CBI registered an FIR against Mayawati.

    Mayawati's secretary PL Punia, environment minister Naseemuddin Siddiqui, his principal secretary R K Sharma and former environment secretary Rajendra Prasad were included in the probe.

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    The Taj corridor case

  • In the Taj Corridor case, it was alleged that the government had already spent Rs.74 crore on the project to beautify Taj Mahal; however, no construction was done.

  • 2007

    CBI files charge sheet, says Rs.175 crore siphoned off

    CBI files charge sheet, says Rs.175 crore siphoned off
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  • In 2007, a charge sheet was filed in a special CBI court in Lucknow by CBI against "Mayawati, Naseemuddin Siddiqui, RK Sharma, Rajendra Prasad under IPC sections 420, 467, 468 and 471."

    The charge sheet asserted that the cited people had siphoned off Rs.175 crore under the guise of constructing a corridor around the Taj Mahal prompting loss to the government treasury.

  • 6 Jul 2012

    SC scraps CBI inquiry in disproportionate assets case

    SC scraps CBI inquiry in disproportionate assets case
    Credits:
  • The SC scrapped the CBI inquiry into Mayawati's alleged possession of illegal assets, saying that it had never ordered a CBI probe.

    The court said that CBI had only been asked to probe Mayawati's role in the Taj Corridor case, but the agency had launched an investigation.

    CBI had exceeded its jurisdiction by launching an investigation into her assets, SC said.

  • 8 Oct 2013

    Mayawati gets clean chit from CBI

    Mayawati gets clean chit from CBI
  • The CBI closed the investigations into Mayawati's disproportionate assets case.

    CBI justified its decision by referring to the SC's order to nullify the FIR against Mayawati.

    Former CBI director Joginder Singh said, "Such cases are difficult to prove in the court, there is no witness protection, people are scared to become witnesses".

  • 13 Apr 2016

    Supreme Court agrees to hear plea on fresh FIR against Mayawati

    Supreme Court agrees to hear plea on fresh FIR against Mayawati
  • The SC agreed to hear a petition which sought that a fresh FIR be registered against Mayawati in the disproportionate assets case.

    The Centre, however, backed Mayawati, claiming that this was unnecessary as she had already been given a clean chit by the CBI.

    Mayawati's lawyer said the petitioner- Kamlesh Verma was an ex-BSP member and the petition was politically motivated.

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