CBI ARRESTS AN ABSCONDING ACCUSED IN A CASE RELATING TO AN
ALLEGED DIVERSION OF IMPORTED NAPHTHA FOR ADULTERATION
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18-6-2014 : The
Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested an absconding accused (a private
person) in a case relating to alleged diversion of large quantity of Naphtha
imported for power generation to various outlets of automobile fuels for the
purpose of adulteration by creating false records and submission of these
documents to various government authorities.
CBI had registered a case on 28.02.2004
U/s 420, 467, 468 IPC and Section 3/7 of Essential Commodities Act. It was
alleged that NAPTHA imported at Mundra and Kandla Ports for power generation
was being diverted to various outlets of automobile fuels for the purpose of
adulteration against the laid down directions and legal provisions.
After investigation of the case, a charge
sheet was filed on 24.03.2007. The trial of the case is under progress. The
accused was absconding since investigation. During investigation, it was
found that documents pertaining to fictitious buyers of Polysol (Polysol, a
solvent & can be used as an adulterant in Petrol) were allegedly prepared
in the office of accused on his instructions. A Non Bailable Warrant
was issued against the absconding accused (a private person) by the Addl.
Sessions Judge, Greater Bombay on 10.04.2014. After sincere efforts, CBI
traced the accused and arrested him.
The arrested accused was produced before
the Addl. Sessions Judge, Greater Bombay and was remanded to Judicial Custody
till 21.06.2014.
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