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Chit fund cases: Interim CBI chief says Kolkata top cop destroyed evidence

Interim CBI chief M Nageshwar Rao claimed there is evidence against Rajeev Kumar for causing destruction of evidence and obstructing justice.

Updated on: Feb 4, 2019, 01:13:28 IST
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Interim CBI chief M Nageshwar Rao on Sunday accused Kolkata Police commissioner Rajeev Kumar of destroying evidence in the chit fund cases.

Interim CBI chief M Nageshwar Rao  on Sunday said  Kolkata Police commissioner Rajeev Kumar  destroyed evidence in the chit fund cases. (HT PHOTO)
Interim CBI chief M Nageshwar Rao on Sunday said Kolkata Police commissioner Rajeev Kumar destroyed evidence in the chit fund cases. (HT PHOTO)

“There is evidence against him (Rajeev Kumar), he has been instrumental in causing destruction of this evidence and obstructing justice,” he told ANI.

Rai was reacting after Kolkata Police detained a CBI team which had gone to quiz the city’s police commissioner chief was detained by the local police in the evening before being released.

Rao said a Special Investigation Team (SIT)  which was constituted by the Bengal government to probe the chit fund cases under the chairmanship of Rajeev Kumar .before the Supreme Court’s direction to the CBI had destroyed evidences.

“ We are investigating these chit fund cases as per the directions of the SC. An SIT has been constituted by the WB govt prior to SC’s direction under the chairmanship of Rajeev Kumar, who is currently the Kolkata police commissioner.

 
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