Archive · 30 May 2025
Tribal Dept. Removes Firms from Blacklist After Closure Report
Imagine the government blacklisted some companies because they were doing a bad job on projects for tribal people.
A judge looked into it and said these companies should be removed.
The government agreed to remove 34 companies from the blacklist after the police said there was no case to answer, the companies provided proof they had improved and no money was owed.
The judge, who had recommended the blacklisting, is now asking if the government is pursuing criminal cases against those who were involved in corruption.
The state tribal development department removed 34 firms from a blacklist.
The blacklisting happened after a committee found issues with materials provided for welfare schemes.
The department acted on a recommendation by the Tribal Development Research and Training Institute (TRTI).
Police filed a closure report against the 34 firms.
A former judge wants to know if the government is following up on criminal cases.
- Who
- State tribal development department
- What
- The state tribal development department revoked the ban against 34 firms.
- When
- Earlier this week
- Where
- Mumbai
- Why
- Following a recommendation by Tribal Development Research and Training Institute (TRTI) since police had filed a closure report against them.
Justice Gaikwad's Concern
Government's Decision
Follow-up on Criminal Cases
Justice Gaikwad's Concern
Justice Gaikwad is keen to know if govt is following up on the cases lodged against the officials involved in the corruption.
Government's Decision
The government has decided to remove firms from the blacklist.
- Department
- State tribal development department
- Number of firms removed
- 34
- Reason for removal
- Closure report from police
- Previous Action
- Blacklisting of 105 firms
- Recommendation
- Tribal Development Research and Training Institute (TRTI)