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Centre Gets Top Court Notice On CBI Probe Into Delhi Official's Suicide
The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the Centre on a plea seeking court-monitored CBI probe into the alleged suicide of senior bureaucrat BK Bansal in 2016.
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After Top Bureaucrat And Family's Suicide, CBI Says Don't Blame Us
A year after a top bureaucrat, BK Bansal, and his entire family committed suicide in their flat in East Delhi, the CBI has concluded that none of its officials harassed or humiliated the Bansals during an investigation into an alleged kickback paid to the official
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IAS Officer Recorded Lengthy Video Declaring He Would Kill Himself
A senior bureaucrat from Bihar recorded a video declaring his intent to kill himself. Mukesh Pandey said in the video that is nearly five minutes long, that nobody should be blamed for his suicide though he talks of tension between his parents and his wife, and said she and he were polar opposites "like coal and cheese."
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Losing parents to suicide, 40 Kids in Delhi highlight farmers' plight
They know their voices aren't as loud as some of the other protesting farmer groups. But the bunch of 40 children who reached Jantar Mantar this week hope their feeble voices too would be heard. By lawmakers sitting in the national capital's parliament just a kilometre away, bureaucrats in government buildings that dot Lutyens' Delhi and farmers ba...
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TV Actor Anuj Saxena Granted Bail In Graft Case
TV actor Anuj Saxena was today granted bail by a special court in a graft case, which had pushed co-accused and senior bureaucrat B K Bansal and his entire family to take the extreme case of committing suicide last year.
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Anuj Saxena Graft Case: Actor Surrenders In Delhi High Court
Anuj Saxena surrendered before Delhi High Court in connection with a fraud case
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CBI Wanted Me To Implicate Arvind Kejriwal, Alleges Delhi Bureaucrat
Arvind Kejriwal's former top officer Rajendra Kumar has asked for early retirement in a long letter that alleges that the CBI harassed him and tried to get him to implicate the Delhi Chief Minister for corruption. "The same set of people" forced bureaucrat BK Bansal and his son to commit suicide, he alleges.
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Women Panel Summons CBI Officers In Delhi Bureaucrat Suicide Case
Delhi Commission for Women has summoned officials of CBI and Delhi Police again in connection with the suicide of tainted senior government official BK Bansal and his son allegedly due to harassment by a few officials.
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Shocking That No FIR Registered Till Date: Women Panel On Bansal Family Suicide Case
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) on Thursday again issued summons to the CBI and Delhi Police in the suicide cases of senior bureaucrat BK Bansal and his family and expressed shock on why an FIR had not been filed in the case so far.
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Delhi Bureaucrat BK Bansal Suicide: CBI To Soon Submit Its Report To Rights Panel
CBI will soon be submitting the report of its internal probe in the suicide case of former Corporate Affairs Director General B K Bansal and his family members to National Human Rights Commission (NHRC).
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Centre Gets Top Court Notice On CBI Probe Into Delhi Official's Suicide
The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the Centre on a plea seeking court-monitored CBI probe into the alleged suicide of senior bureaucrat BK Bansal in 2016.
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After Top Bureaucrat And Family's Suicide, CBI Says Don't Blame Us
A year after a top bureaucrat, BK Bansal, and his entire family committed suicide in their flat in East Delhi, the CBI has concluded that none of its officials harassed or humiliated the Bansals during an investigation into an alleged kickback paid to the official
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IAS Officer Recorded Lengthy Video Declaring He Would Kill Himself
A senior bureaucrat from Bihar recorded a video declaring his intent to kill himself. Mukesh Pandey said in the video that is nearly five minutes long, that nobody should be blamed for his suicide though he talks of tension between his parents and his wife, and said she and he were polar opposites "like coal and cheese."
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Losing parents to suicide, 40 Kids in Delhi highlight farmers' plight
They know their voices aren't as loud as some of the other protesting farmer groups. But the bunch of 40 children who reached Jantar Mantar this week hope their feeble voices too would be heard. By lawmakers sitting in the national capital's parliament just a kilometre away, bureaucrats in government buildings that dot Lutyens' Delhi and farmers ba...
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TV Actor Anuj Saxena Granted Bail In Graft Case
TV actor Anuj Saxena was today granted bail by a special court in a graft case, which had pushed co-accused and senior bureaucrat B K Bansal and his entire family to take the extreme case of committing suicide last year.
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Anuj Saxena Graft Case: Actor Surrenders In Delhi High Court
Anuj Saxena surrendered before Delhi High Court in connection with a fraud case
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CBI Wanted Me To Implicate Arvind Kejriwal, Alleges Delhi Bureaucrat
Arvind Kejriwal's former top officer Rajendra Kumar has asked for early retirement in a long letter that alleges that the CBI harassed him and tried to get him to implicate the Delhi Chief Minister for corruption. "The same set of people" forced bureaucrat BK Bansal and his son to commit suicide, he alleges.
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Women Panel Summons CBI Officers In Delhi Bureaucrat Suicide Case
Delhi Commission for Women has summoned officials of CBI and Delhi Police again in connection with the suicide of tainted senior government official BK Bansal and his son allegedly due to harassment by a few officials.
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Shocking That No FIR Registered Till Date: Women Panel On Bansal Family Suicide Case
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) on Thursday again issued summons to the CBI and Delhi Police in the suicide cases of senior bureaucrat BK Bansal and his family and expressed shock on why an FIR had not been filed in the case so far.
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Delhi Bureaucrat BK Bansal Suicide: CBI To Soon Submit Its Report To Rights Panel
CBI will soon be submitting the report of its internal probe in the suicide case of former Corporate Affairs Director General B K Bansal and his family members to National Human Rights Commission (NHRC).
