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By Our Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI, APRIL 7. The Central Bureau of Investigation today carried out searches at 10 places in Delhi, Haryana and Chandigarh in connection with a criminal case registered by it. The case relates to alleged irregularities in the appointment of junior basic teachers by the Haryana government in 1999-2000 during the regime of Om Prakash Chautala. According to a CBI spokesman, the searches were conducted at the residence of Mr. Chautala in Chandigarh, his farmhouse in Tejakhera village, his son, Ajay Chautala's residence at 18 Janpath, New Delhi and at Sirsa, the native place of Mr. Chautala. The CBI also carried out searches at the premises of an IAS officer and a Haryana MLA in Chandigarh. The residence of the former political adviser to Mr. Chautala in Kurukshetra and his former officer on special duty in Bhiwani also came under the CBI scanner. The CBI said that a reasonable amount of circumstantial and other evidence had surfaced about the involvement of several suspects and accused during the investigations.
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