AIZAWL: Special Court (Prevention of Corruption Act) in Aizawl convicted six individuals, together with youthful brother of Mizoram chief minister Zoramthanga, in reference to bogus receipt of compensation on Tuesday.
The particular court docket will pronounce the sentences on Wednesday in an open court docket.
Special decide HTC Lalrinchhana pronounced his judgment and convicted C Vanlalchhuana, Saiaithanga, C Rokhumi, Lalduhawma and PC Lalthazovi, all of them residents of Aizawl, and Ok Lalrawna of Myanmar bordering Champhai city.
Lalrinchhana convicted the six individuals beneath sections 420, 467, 468, 471 and 120B of the IPC for receiving compensation by conspiracy in falsifying land passes, making pretend village council land passes and dishonest the authorities to obtain compensation.
C Vanlalchhuana, a resident of Electric locality in Aizawl, is the youthful brother of the chief minister.
All the six convicted individuals obtained lakhs of rupees as compensation in acquisition of lands submerged in the development of 60-megawatt Tuirial Hydeo Electric Project undertaken by the North East Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO) Ltd.
The court docket acquitted two different accused – then assistant deputy commissioner (ADC) of Aizawl district and current director of state city improvement and poverty alleviation (UD and PA) H Lianzela and Lalrinsanga of Saipum village in Assam border Kolasib district – as CBI, the investigating company, didn’t show their guilt past cheap doubt.
The particular court docket will pronounce the sentences on Wednesday in an open court docket.
Special decide HTC Lalrinchhana pronounced his judgment and convicted C Vanlalchhuana, Saiaithanga, C Rokhumi, Lalduhawma and PC Lalthazovi, all of them residents of Aizawl, and Ok Lalrawna of Myanmar bordering Champhai city.
Lalrinchhana convicted the six individuals beneath sections 420, 467, 468, 471 and 120B of the IPC for receiving compensation by conspiracy in falsifying land passes, making pretend village council land passes and dishonest the authorities to obtain compensation.
C Vanlalchhuana, a resident of Electric locality in Aizawl, is the youthful brother of the chief minister.
All the six convicted individuals obtained lakhs of rupees as compensation in acquisition of lands submerged in the development of 60-megawatt Tuirial Hydeo Electric Project undertaken by the North East Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO) Ltd.
The court docket acquitted two different accused – then assistant deputy commissioner (ADC) of Aizawl district and current director of state city improvement and poverty alleviation (UD and PA) H Lianzela and Lalrinsanga of Saipum village in Assam border Kolasib district – as CBI, the investigating company, didn’t show their guilt past cheap doubt.
