Cbi Feud

Former Madhya Pradesh Director General of Police Rishi Kumar Shukla, a 1983-batch officer, has been appointed the new CBI Director, said a government notification. His name was chosen from a shortlist of over 30 contenders for the top post by a committee led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Getting caught in the crossfire of an ugly feud involving two of its top officers can be a downer for any organisation - even if you are the country's premier investigating agency. And so, the Central Bureau of Investigation has organised an Art of Living workshop, led by spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, for 150 of its officials to motivate the...

The tussle within the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) spilled on to the Delhi High Court today with the additional solicitor general and a special public prosecutor both claiming to represent the agency in the bribery case involving special director Rakesh Asthana.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Wednesday sought to corner the prime minister over CBI's internal feud, retweeting Narendra Modi's 2013 tweet in which he had slammed the then UPA government for allegedly undermining the intelligence system of the country.

Hours after CBI Director Alok Verma was divested of his powers and "exiled", it was revealed that the Central Vigilance Commission -- the country's top anti-corruption body -- had recommended the step citing attempts to create obstacles in a probe related to his alleged involvement in a bribery case and "stalling" of raids against Bihar politician ...

BSP president Mayawati on Wednesday blamed the centre for the state of affairs in the CBI and said other institutions are also facing similar problems because of the wrong policies being pursued by the government.

The government on Wednesday claimed that ousted CBI Director Alok Verma was not cooperating with the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) and defended its decision to send him on leave, saying that an "extra-ordinary and unprecedented" situation had arisen due to "grave allegations of corruption" against senior functionaries of the agency.

In the CBI bloodbath that saw director Alok Verma and his deputy Rakesh Asthana being sent on leave after their ugly public feud, it is the top boss of the investigating agency who has emerged the bigger loser.

Former Madhya Pradesh Director General of Police Rishi Kumar Shukla, a 1983-batch officer, has been appointed the new CBI Director, said a government notification. His name was chosen from a shortlist of over 30 contenders for the top post by a committee led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Getting caught in the crossfire of an ugly feud involving two of its top officers can be a downer for any organisation - even if you are the country's premier investigating agency. And so, the Central Bureau of Investigation has organised an Art of Living workshop, led by spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, for 150 of its officials to motivate the...

The tussle within the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) spilled on to the Delhi High Court today with the additional solicitor general and a special public prosecutor both claiming to represent the agency in the bribery case involving special director Rakesh Asthana.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Wednesday sought to corner the prime minister over CBI's internal feud, retweeting Narendra Modi's 2013 tweet in which he had slammed the then UPA government for allegedly undermining the intelligence system of the country.

Hours after CBI Director Alok Verma was divested of his powers and "exiled", it was revealed that the Central Vigilance Commission -- the country's top anti-corruption body -- had recommended the step citing attempts to create obstacles in a probe related to his alleged involvement in a bribery case and "stalling" of raids against Bihar politician ...

BSP president Mayawati on Wednesday blamed the centre for the state of affairs in the CBI and said other institutions are also facing similar problems because of the wrong policies being pursued by the government.

The government on Wednesday claimed that ousted CBI Director Alok Verma was not cooperating with the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) and defended its decision to send him on leave, saying that an "extra-ordinary and unprecedented" situation had arisen due to "grave allegations of corruption" against senior functionaries of the agency.

In the CBI bloodbath that saw director Alok Verma and his deputy Rakesh Asthana being sent on leave after their ugly public feud, it is the top boss of the investigating agency who has emerged the bigger loser.