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Court wonders how Abhay Chautala went to attend Rio Olympics

NEW DELHI: A special court has wondered how INLD chief OP Chautalas son Abhay who is facing trial in a disproportionate assets case has gone abroad to attend the Rio Olympics without seeking its permission

Updated At : 10:50 PM Aug 14, 2016 IST

Abhay Chautala. — File photo

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