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BDA has asked six senior IAS officers to depose before it.

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Bhubaneswar:10/4/17; Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA),  on Monday, has asked six senior IAS officers to depose before it.

The officers are Forest and Environment Secretary Suresh Mohapatra, Principal secretary of Water Resources department Pradeep Jena, Commissioner-cum-Secretary, Women and Child Development Department, Vishal Dev, Principal secretary, Steel and Mines department Raj Kumar Sharma, Prashant Nayak and Satyabrat Sahu.

The notice was sent after the officials failed to respond to a showcause notice issued to them earlier.

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