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Govt Initiates Inquiry Against Then XEN Among 4 Officers Of JSD

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, Jun 13: The Jammu and Government has initiated a departmental inquiry against then Executive Engineer, PHE Division Budgam, and three other officers of the Jal Shakti Department for causing monetary losses to the Government in the execution of a public project.

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