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NCP leader accuses state revenue minister of corruption

Jayant Patil alleged that Chandrakant Patil had waved off '42 crore in a major land deal in Pune's Wagholi area

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Revenue Minister Chandrakant Patil (left) and NCP leader Jayant Patil. File pic

Revenue Minister Chandrakant Patil (left) and NCP leader Jayant Patil. File pic

NCP group leader Jayant Patil's accusations of massive corruption against revenue minister Chandrakant Patil rocked the legislature on Wednesday. The matter came up for discussion in the public forum after speaker Haribhau Bagade expunged Jayant Patil's remarks from the Assembly proceedings. The NCP leader and the minister held press conferences where Jayant Patil said the minister's decisions had caused a big loss to the government coffers. He demanded an inquiry into the matter and asked the revenue minister to quit immediately.

Jayant Patil told the media that the minister had waved off R42 crore in premium (usually half the price of the sale deal) that was to be paid to the government, and in the second case, the revenue department's boss allowed a playground to be used for commercial construction. Both land parcels are in Pune district, said the MLA.

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