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New ECINET options speed up disposal of SIR notices, but several EROs divided on clearing cases without documents

The Hindu ·
New ECINET options speed up disposal of SIR notices, but several EROs divided on clearing cases without documents

On September 26, nearly a month after the notices were generated on August 31, fewer than one lakh cases had been disposed of.

However, the first progress report put out by the Delhi CEO on October 5 showed that more than 10 lakh cases have been verified.

The total disposal of cases has since crossed 15 lakh

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