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FCI calls media reports of Rs 1,160 crore rice diversion 'factually incorrect'
The Food Corporation of India has denied reports of a large-scale rice diversion for ethanol. Investigations are focused on a small quantity of rice, not the entire supply. Government agencies detected irregularities and initiated action before media reports surfaced. An FIR was registered, and a joint inspection confirmed a prima facie link. Appropriate legal action will be taken against those found responsible.
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theprint.in
FCI clarifies rice diversion in MP ethanol case limited to 242.50 quintals, not 5 lakh tonnes as reported
New Delhi, Jul 13 (PTI) The Food Corporation of India on Monday clarified that it is investigating the alleged diversion of only 242.50 quintals of rice — supplied for ethanol…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
FCI calls media reports of Rs 1,160 crore rice diversion 'factually incorrect'
The Food Corporation of India has denied reports of a large-scale rice diversion for ethanol. Investigations are focused on a small quantity of rice, not the entire supply.…
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hindustantimes.com
Govt body rejects ‘ ₹1,160 crore rice diversion for ethanol’ in Madhya Pradesh claim
The Food Corporation of India said the ₹1,160 crore figure represented the value of rice legally supplied to distilleries under the ethanol blending programme. | India News
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newsbytesapp.com
Not ₹1,160cr but ₹5.6L: Government body disputes rice-ethanol 'scam' scale
The Food Corporation of India refuted claims of a ₹1,160 crore rice diversion in Madhya Pradesh, confirming the issue involved only 242.50 quintals worth ₹5.63 lakh.