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Odisha govt. alleges two inquiry reports went missing from CMO during Naveen Patnaik tenure

Odisha govt. alleges two inquiry reports went missing from CMO during Naveen Patnaik tenure
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The Odisha government has filed a police complaint alleging that two sensitive judicial inquiry reports went missing from the Chief Minister's Office during the previous administration. The reports concern a 2008 killing in Kandhamal and a 2016 hospital fire incident.

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This highlights potential administrative negligence or political obstruction regarding official government records and accountability.

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The Bharatiya Janata Party government led by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has alleged that two judicial commission of inquiry reports had gone missing from official government records during the previous Naveen Patnaik government.

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