Supreme Court of India
Rahmat Khan @ Rammu Bismillah v. Deputy Commissioner of Police
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In view of the above subject the Annexure-A of your application submitted under Right to Information Act 2005 has been received by this Office.
Judgment, page 18
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Maharashtra Police Act, 1951 – s.56(1)(a)(b) – Externment order – The State Government introduced a scheme for the upliftment of the Muslim community by providing quality education to Muslim children – The State announced the disbursement of grants to 33 Madrasas of Amravati District for the Financial Year 2014-2015 – Appellant came to know of irregularities in the running of Madrasas, including misappropriation of public money distributed to Madrasas in the said District – Pursuant thereto, various complaints were made – The appellant requested the Collector as also the police to investigate…
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