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Telgi's disclosure

The disclosures allegedly made by Abdul Karim Telgi, prime accused in the stamp paper scam, during the narco-analysis test in 2003 are startling. He has named prominent politicians and officials as beneficiaries. One wonders how the investigation into the scam will now proceed.

M.M. Kotian,
Bangalore

The disclosure of the narco-analysis test conducted by the Special Investigation Team, Pune, is a blatant violation of natural justice. When even the developed countries have not been able to prove the worthiness of such tests, what was the need for the SIT to share the investigation process with private television channels? Telgi himself has denied the statements he made during the tests. Repeated airing of the video is highly irresponsible.

N. Jayaraj,
Chennai

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