Delhi High court on Wednesday restrained the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) from acting on the order of Lokpal directing an investigation against the Municipal corporation of Delhi (MCD) in corruption cases.
The Central Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday seized Rs 1.57 crore and 17 kg of gold during raids on lockers of a former top railway official in connection with an ongoing investigation into an alleged Disproportionate Assets (DA) case. CBI also found postal savings and bank fixed deposits/
The Supreme Court on Monday asked Telangana High Court to consider afresh on merit, CBI's plea seeking cancellation of bail to Gangi Reddy in connection with the murder case of former Andhra Pradesh Minister YS Vivekananda Reddy.
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed to hear the appeals against the anticipatory bail granted to former Finance Minister P Chidambaram and his son Karti Chidambaram on daily basis from April 13.
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia termed the whole exercise to be an act of malice detailing how the CBI raided his office on a second Saturday (an official holiday) and gave a handwritten notice to the Secretary to seize a computer from the conference room.
CBI informed in a press release on Sunday, that the seven accused have been identified as Jitendra Pal Singh (IRSE-1997) ADRM, Guwahati, Shyamal Kumar Deb (contractor), Hari Om (an acquaintance of public servant), Yogendra Kumar Singh (driver of Hari Om), Dilawar Khan (cashier of Hawala shop
The CBI arrested Jitendra Pal Singh, an Indian Railway Service of Engineers officer, currently posted as the additional divisional railway manager in Guwahati.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sanjay Singh slammed the Centre for using central agencies for political purposes, saying Sisodia is being punished for providing better education to the children.
Last year in August, the CBI conducted a search operation at Sisodia's Punjab National Bank locker in connection with Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22 money laundering case.
Last year, the CBI had filed an FIR in the "land for railway job" case and named Lalu Yadav, his wife and daughters among several others as accused in the case.