2-year judicial probe in Adarsh ends, report likely next month

January 16, 2013 17:56

The two-year marathon inquiry conducted by a judicial commission into the Adarsh scam has ended with the Maharashtra government said to have admitted for the first time that the controversial housing society did not have necessary environmental clearances.

The commission set up in January 2011 wrapped up its inquiry into the scam yesterday and is likely to submit its final report to the state government next month, sources in the panel said. The government may accept or reject the findings of the commission.

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