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Supreme Court acquits public servant in corruption case, cites 'impatience' of CBI in probe

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Supreme Court acquits public servant in corruption case, cites 'impatience' of CBI in probe

The Bench said the jurisprudence governing offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act has evolved on the fundamental premise that criminality does not arise merely because money changes hands

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