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Former Schoolmate Meets PM Modi, Urges CBI Probe Into Land Dispute

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Asgarali Vohra, a former schoolmate of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, met with him on September 8 to raise concerns over a land dispute case. During the meeting, Vohra formally requested that the Central Bureau of Investigation be brought in to probe the matter. The request signals dissatisfaction with the current handling of the case at the local or state level. No further details about the nature of the land dispute or its location have been officially disclosed.

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