It came one day after the Bengal government claimed that there was no warrant or official communication on the residence of the commissioner's officers.
Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mamta Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee sat on the dharna from 9 pm on Sunday against the center sending the CBI officers to interrogate the police commissioner. (Photo: PTI)
CBI had sent several letters to the Kolkata Police regarding its investigation in the Saradha Chit Fund scam case.
One of the letters asked the Kolkata Police's SP Arnab Ghosh to join the investigation
Five CBI officials, who were interrogated by Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar, were detained for some time on Sunday.
Central Bureau of India (CBI) had sent several letters to the Kolkata Police regarding their investigations in the Saradha Chit Fund scam case and demanded cooperation from the state department for "secret operation" at Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar's house. . .
INDIA TODAY TV has access to letters written by CBI officials investigating the Chit Fund scam.
It came one day after the Bengal government claimed that there was no warrant or official communication on the residence of the commissioner's officers.
While a letter asked the Kolkata Police's SP Arnab Ghosh to join the investigation, information was sent to Shankar Bhattacharya, another police officer allegedly involved in this case.
The CBI had written a letter to the Kolkata Police regarding the visit of the Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar's house.
While the Central Investigation Agency requested adequate security, things were not employed. Police officials detained a team of five CBI officials from outside the house of Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar.
About two hours after the officers were detained, Shakespeare was released from the Sarani police station.
Meanwhile, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has been sitting on a protest from 9 pm on Sunday.
While targeting the central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Banerjee accused the government of destroying the federal structure of the country.
On the other hand, the CBI clarified that it was investigating the Chit Fund scam at the behest of the Supreme Court and under the leadership of Mamta Banerjee, the West Bengal administration is trying to obstruct justice in the matter.
With the chief ministers of all the political parties who have commented on "unprecedented events" in Kolkata in the last 24 hours, the battle of words has been triggered on Sunday.
"I am ready to give my life, but I will not compromise." Rajiv Kumar is not a person, he is the leader of an organization, there was no warrant and he only came to take them. The real thieves are not being arrested. But the honest is being targeted, "she said.
Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mamta Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee sat on the dharna from 9 pm on Sunday against the center sending the CBI officers to interrogate the police commissioner. (Photo: PTI)
CBI had sent several letters to the Kolkata Police regarding its investigation in the Saradha Chit Fund scam case.
One of the letters asked the Kolkata Police's SP Arnab Ghosh to join the investigation
Five CBI officials, who were interrogated by Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar, were detained for some time on Sunday.
Central Bureau of India (CBI) had sent several letters to the Kolkata Police regarding their investigations in the Saradha Chit Fund scam case and demanded cooperation from the state department for "secret operation" at Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar's house. . .
INDIA TODAY TV has access to letters written by CBI officials investigating the Chit Fund scam.
It came one day after the Bengal government claimed that there was no warrant or official communication on the residence of the commissioner's officers.
While a letter asked the Kolkata Police's SP Arnab Ghosh to join the investigation, information was sent to Shankar Bhattacharya, another police officer allegedly involved in this case.
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On February 3, in the second letter written by CBI officer Prasenjit Mukherjee to the in-charge of Shakespeare Sarni police station, the central agency was requested to carry out a secret operation at the house of Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar at 2 London Street. Officers team
The CBI had written a letter to the Kolkata Police regarding the visit of the Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar's house.
While the Central Investigation Agency requested adequate security, things were not employed. Police officials detained a team of five CBI officials from outside the house of Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajiv Kumar.
About two hours after the officers were detained, Shakespeare was released from the Sarani police station.
Meanwhile, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has been sitting on a protest from 9 pm on Sunday.
While targeting the central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Banerjee accused the government of destroying the federal structure of the country.
On the other hand, the CBI clarified that it was investigating the Chit Fund scam at the behest of the Supreme Court and under the leadership of Mamta Banerjee, the West Bengal administration is trying to obstruct justice in the matter.
With the chief ministers of all the political parties who have commented on "unprecedented events" in Kolkata in the last 24 hours, the battle of words has been triggered on Sunday.
"I am ready to give my life, but I will not compromise." Rajiv Kumar is not a person, he is the leader of an organization, there was no warrant and he only came to take them. The real thieves are not being arrested. But the honest is being targeted, "she said.
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