Mumbai: The CBI on Friday arrested three officers of the Railways including two Indian Railway Stores Service (IRSS) officers and two agents in two separate corruption cases and searched 12 premises at different locations. CBI alleged that the agents were coordinating between different contractors and arrested railway officers, H Narayanan (IRSS), Deputy Chief Material Manager, Central Railway, Atul Sharma (IRSS) Deputy Chief Material Manager, Material, Western Railway and HD Parmar is a senior material manager of WR.
CBI said agents Samir Dave and Deepak Jain, were collecting bribe from contractors and passing it to accused railway officers.It further alleged that the representatives of companies based in Greater Noida and Kolkata were regularly bribing senior WR officers for awarding tenders to parties represented by them. Dave was arrested from WR office at Churchgate station while leaving after delivering bribe to two railways officers on Thursday. He admitted to delivering bribe to Sharma and Parmar for showing undue favour to private contractors, CBI said. CBI officers intercepted Sharma and recovered Rs 20,000 from his office, and Rs 4,000 from Parmar’s office. In the second case, the CBI arrested H Narayanan while accepting Rs 70,500 bribe with the agent.
— Vijay V Singh
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CBI said agents Samir Dave and Deepak Jain, were collecting bribe from contractors and passing it to accused railway officers.It further alleged that the representatives of companies based in Greater Noida and Kolkata were regularly bribing senior WR officers for awarding tenders to parties represented by them. Dave was arrested from WR office at Churchgate station while leaving after delivering bribe to two railways officers on Thursday. He admitted to delivering bribe to Sharma and Parmar for showing undue favour to private contractors, CBI said. CBI officers intercepted Sharma and recovered Rs 20,000 from his office, and Rs 4,000 from Parmar’s office. In the second case, the CBI arrested H Narayanan while accepting Rs 70,500 bribe with the agent.
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