The Delhi Commission for Women served a notice to the Central Bureau of Investigation seeking details about the action taken by the agency, after a top government official and his son blamed them of harassment in their suicide note.
The Delhi Commission for Women served a notice to the Central Bureau of Investigation seeking details about the action taken by the agency, after a top government official and his son blamed them of harassment in their suicide note.
Maliwal has also threatened legal action against the Central Bureau of Investigation if it fails to furnish the details of the case within 48 hours.
The notice reads, “Prima facie, this appears to be a shocking instance of alleged victimisation and abetment of suicide of the family of an accused. The Delhi Commission for Women is deeply concerned about the same and has taken up the case of the alleged torture and suicide of the wife and daughter of Mr. Bansal.”
According to DCW officials, the women’s panel has also sought details, demanding transparency due to the involvement of the senior officials in the case. “Since the accused officers in the case are high ranking officers of CBI and the name of a senior politician is also being alleged, the DCW has demanded the list of steps which have been undertaken by CBI to ensure transparency and independence of probe into the allegations of Bansal,” said a senior DCW official.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday called for an investigation on the relationship between the Central Bureau of Investigation and BJP’s Amit Shah.
Kejriwal went on social networking site Twitter and expressed his grief and anger at the incident. He called for the immediate arrest of CBI officer Sanjiv Gautam and called for a probe into the alleged links with Amit Shah.
Accusing Shah, Kejriwal said that the whole nation knows about the criminal background of Amit Shah.
