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Gujarat police submit to SC list of documents sought from Teesta Setalvad

Gujarat Police has provided to the Supreme Court a list of documents, including those related to personal expenditure of social activist Teesta Setalvad and her husband, it needed in its probe against them in a case of alleged embezzlement of funds for a museum at Ahmedabad's Gulbarg Society that was devastated in the 2002 riots.

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Gujarat Police has provided to the Supreme Court a list of documents, including those related to personal expenditure of social activist Teesta Setalvad and her husband, it needed in its probe against them in a case of alleged embezzlement of funds for a museum at Ahmedabad's Gulbarg Society that was devastated in the 2002 riots.

Among other important documents, investigators have sought a list of donors, both foreign and local to their two NGOs -- Sabrang Trust and Citizens for Justice and Peace --along with the date of donation and the amount and their addresses and contact numbers since 2007 till date.

The Crime Branch, Ahmedabad, had on February 20 placed in the apex court a list of 33 documents like copies of all credit card bills held and used by Setalvad and Javed Anand from April 2008 to December 2014 along with the statement of payments made towards these credit card bills from their personal accounts with supporting vouchers/document.

The police have also sought statement disclosing which items in the bills of the credit cards pertain to the personal expenditure of the couple and which items of expenditure have been made in connection with the objects of the trust.

The apex court had on February 19 made it clear that the couple will supply all documents, vouchers, list of donors name in the two NGOs in the wake of allegation by Gujarat Police that funds of the NGOs were allegedly used for personal purpose by them, a charge denied by Setalvad.

Among other documents, the investigators have demanded vouchers/invoices in respect of the items of expenditure in credit cards bills which were claimed to have been incurred in connection with the object of the trust. 

Also Read: Setalvad's plea given to new bench after judge's recusal: SC

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