MUMBAI, APRIL 20: Eighty-four cases were registered by the CBI during February this year against public servants under various provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act (PCA) and other laws, CBI said here today.The public servants who were caught while allegedly accepting bribe included an inspector of Employees Provident Fund in Delhi, a branch manager of Central Bank of India in Jammu, a Doordarshan programme executive in Ahmedabad and an assistant in Department of Coal at Hazaribagh, it said.
Those against whom cases of abuse of official authority and criminal misconduct were registered included a chairman-cum managing director of Goa Shipyard Ltd, a Doordarshan superintendent in Ahmedabad, a development officer of Oriental Insurance Company in Berhampur (Orissa), a railway DMO in Calcutta and a chief manager of Syndicate Bank in Delhi, CBI said in a release.
Such cases were also registered against an executive engineer of MTNL in Delhi, a deputy commissioner in Delhi administration, an assistantcommissioner of Delhi Police, an inspector of Delhi Vidyut Board, one MTNL SDE in Delhi, a district manager in Department of Telecommunication in Durg, a manager of United Insurance Company in Lucknow and a deputy general manager of Gas Authority of India Ltd in Lucknow, it said.
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