The Justice RK Patra Commission of Inquiry, which has been formed to probe the multi-crore chit fund scams in the State, would begin hearing the case from September 6, said Justice Patra on Friday.
The commission would receive grievances and information from the affected chit-fund investors through affidavits within four weeks. The commission has published notification for submission of the affidavits from the investors. “After getting the affidavits, a preliminary hearing in the case will be held on September 6,” said Justice Patra.
The affected investors can submit their affidavits directly in the office of the commission opened at the State Police Headquarters in Cuttack or they can send the affidavits by post. After receiving the affidavits, the commission would send notices to the affected investors to record their statements.