"All 13 points in the Adarsh report have been accepted by the government. So, to say that the report has been accepted only partially would be wrong," NCP spokesperson Nawab Malik said here.
The party welcomed the decision taken by the government, he added.
On BJP leader Kirit Somaiya's demand that FIRs be lodged against everybody named in the report, Malik said that the matter has already been investigated under a Commission of Enquiry Act and the report has been out.
The Congress-NCP government in the state today announced action against bureaucrats indicted in the commission's report, but let off politicians barring former Chief Minister Ashok Chavan, saying "no criminality was revealed against them".
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