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New Delhi: In the latest development in the irregularities in the Waqf Board case involving AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan, the Anti-Corruption Bureau ACB has issued summons to five persons to join the probe. A source said that two persons from the Waqf Board and three businessmen have been summoned. Their names have cropped up during the course of investigation. A dairy was recovered in the raid which is crucial to the case. We have to record the testimonies of these five persons to get a clear picture, the source said. Amanatullah is already in ACB custody. The officials are grilling him for hours daily to unearth the entire conspiracy. The AAP MLA was arrested in the same case on September 16 after the ACB multiple raids resulted in the recovery of incriminating material and evidence. Also ReadAAP MLA Amanatullah Khan sent to four-day police custody It is alleged in the FIR that Khan while working as chairman of the Delhi Waqf Board illegally recruited 32 persons, violating all norms and gove
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