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'Letter was forged'
By Our Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI, SEPT. 6. The Central Forensic and Scientific
Laboratory (CFSL) has found that the letter opposing Air India's
disinvestment, purportedly written by the Cabinet Secretary, Mr.
T.R. Prasad, was forged.
The contents of the letter were read out in the Lok Sabha on
August 23 by the Congress leader, Mr. Priyaranjan Dasmunshi, and
it had created a furore in the House. As the Cabinet Secretary
disclaimed the letter addressed to the Prime Minister's Office,
the Disinvestment Minister, Mr. Arun Shourie, announced a CBI
probe into the affair the following day.
Well-placed sources in the CBI said the CFSL has sent its report
to the agency's Special Investigation Cell which is handling the
case. It is learnt that CFSL has confirmed the CBI's initial
finding that the letter was ``not genuine.'' The CBI has
registered a case against ``unknown persons'' under Sections 466
and 471 of the Indian Penal Code and launched the probe to track
down the conspirators behind it.
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