Dapoli resort case: MLC Anil Parab gets interim relief till November 14

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 Anil Parab, a leader from the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena, has been charged along with two others in an alleged Rs 10 crore scam in connection with several irregularities in the construction of Sai Resort in Dapoli.

Maharashtra MLC Anil Parab was Wednesday granted interim relief by a sessions court till November 14, a day after he was charged in connection with an alleged fraud case. Parab, a leader from the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena, was on Tuesday charged along with two others by the Dapoli police in Maharashtra’s Ratnagiri in an alleged Rs 10 crore scam in connection with several irregularities in the construction of Sai Resort in Dapoli.

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