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Project Perkin Blanc: A forensic report alleging INR260 crore scam ruffles feathers at Delhi Gymkhana Club
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Synopsis
The 110-year-old elite club has been under the government administration for the past three years. But things are far from normal as members are not happy with the way the current administration has dragged its feet on allegations of corruption and mismanagement. An EGM requisition has been filed by 570 permanent members of the club.
On April 9, Major Atul Dev, a senior member of Delhi Gymkhana Club (DGC), one of the oldest and most prestigious private clubs in the country, sent a concerned letter by e-mail to the secretary of the union ministry of corporate affairs (MCA). Copies were marked to the DGC secretary, minister of state for corporate affairs Rao Inderjit Singh among others. The letter signed by Dev and other former members of the general committee of the club
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