India Against Corruption seeks probe into CJP funding
IAC president Hemant Patil said the movement's finances need "closer scrutiny". He cited no evidence.
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Hemant Patil, national president of India Against Corruption, sought a probe into alleged foreign funding of the CJP protests, saying the movement's financial sources needed "closer scrutiny".Sources:1UNI
The available report does not say which agency he approached or cite evidence.Sources:1UNI
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- Pune, Maharashtra, India, Asia
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