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Sukhbir Badal-led delegation meets Punjab Guv, demands CBI, ED probe into state Excise Policy

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Delegation meets Punjab Guv, demands CBI, ED probe into state Excise Policy (Photo : ANI)

A delegation, including Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal, submitted a memorandum to Punjab Governor Banwarilal Purohit on Wednesday and demanded a CBI inquiry into state excise policy.

The delegation alleged a scam in the policy.

"There has been a scam in Punjab Excise Policy just like it happened in Delhi. Just like the Delhi LG has ordered an inquiry into the Excise Policy case, we demand a CBI inquiry along the same lines in Punjab," said Badal.

"For the first time, profit in album license has been increased from 5 to 10. So, we have demanded a CBI inquiry," he added.

"Submitted a memorandum to Pb Governor and urged him to order CBI and ED probes in the Rs 500 crore scam committed by the AAP govt in Punjab through its "tailor-made" excise policy framed in line with Delhi Policy, which has already been found illegal and case has been registered by CBI," he tweeted.

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