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In Twitter Blue-Tick Case, An Unconditional Apology From Ex-CBI Boss
Delhi High Court excused former interim CBI Director M Nageswara Rao from paying a penalty of Rs 25,000 imposed at the time of dismissal of his challenge to the alleged removal of "blue tick" from his Twitter account by the micro-blogging platform.
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M Nageswar Rao Dropped As CBI Additional Director, Gets New Posting
CBI Additional Director M Nageswar Rao was removed from his position at the premier investigating agency and appointed Director General Fire Services, Civil Defence and Home Guard by the government on Friday, in a move strikingly similar to the upheaval at the agency a few months ago.
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CBI's M Nageswara Rao Guilty Of Contempt; Supreme Court's Unusual 'Punishment'
M Nageswara Rao, one of the top officers at the Central Bureau of Investigation, was found guilty of contempt for ordering the transfer of an officer investigating the sexual abuse of children at Bihar's government-run shelter homes by the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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CBI's Nageswara Rao Apologises To Supreme Court For Transfer Of Officer
CBI Additional Director M Nageswara Rao today apologised to the Supreme Court for the transfer of an officer supervising the case involving the sexual abuse of children at Bihar's government-run shelter homes.
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Kolkata Police Raid Firm Allegedly Linked To CBI's Nageswara Rao
In a span of 100 days, the CBI's former interim director M Nageswara Rao has had to deny any links between his family and a private company in West Bengal's capital that the Kolkata Police raided on Friday.
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"God Help You": CBI's Nageswara Rao Committed Contempt, Says Supreme Court
Nageswara Rao, the former interim chief of the Central Bureau of Investigation, faced the wrath of the Supreme Court today for the transfer of an officer supervising a sensitive case involving abuse of children at Bihar's government-run shelter homes. Mr Rao, the top court said, was in contempt, since he was responsible for the transfer despite dir...
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Attorney General Files Contempt Petition Against Prashant Bhushan
Attorney General KK Venugopal on Monday filed a contempt petition in the Supreme Court against lawyer Prashant Bhushan for allegedly scandalising the court with his recent tweets on the appointment of former interim chief of CBI M Nageswara Rao.
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Government Appoints Four Officers In CBI
A day before high-powered selection committee is to meet to decide the new CBI chief, the government has appointed four officers in the central agency, officials said Thursday.
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Top Court Judge Recuses From Plea Against Selection Of Interim CBI Chief
Supreme Court Judge Justice NV Ramana today recused himself from hearing a plea challenging the Centre's decision to appoint M Nageswara Rao as interim CBI Director.
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Interim CBI Chief Acted Out Of Malice And Prejudice: Transferred Officer
A CBI officer transferred within five months of his posting has accused the agency''s interim chief M Nageswara Rao of acting out of "malice and prejudice" at the "expense of institutional and public interests".
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Interim CBI Chief Begins Process Of Making Structural Changes: Officials
CBI interim chief M Nageswara Rao has started the process of making structural changes in the Central Bureau of Investigation in order to streamline the work load on various zones of the agency across the country, officials said.
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Interim CBI Chief M Nageswara Rao Promoted As Additional Director
M Nageswara Rao, who is holding the post of interim CBI director, was on Tuesday promoted to the rank of an additional director by the government.
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Did CBI's Acting Chief Violate Top Court Order? He Allegedly Closed Case
Is the interim CBI chief risking contempt of court? The CBI or Central Bureau of Investigation, under M Nageswar Rao as acting chief, has allegedly ordered closing investigations against a controversial middleman and chartered accountant Sanjay Bhandari, accused of bribing Income Tax officers.
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In Twitter Blue-Tick Case, An Unconditional Apology From Ex-CBI Boss
Delhi High Court excused former interim CBI Director M Nageswara Rao from paying a penalty of Rs 25,000 imposed at the time of dismissal of his challenge to the alleged removal of "blue tick" from his Twitter account by the micro-blogging platform.
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M Nageswar Rao Dropped As CBI Additional Director, Gets New Posting
CBI Additional Director M Nageswar Rao was removed from his position at the premier investigating agency and appointed Director General Fire Services, Civil Defence and Home Guard by the government on Friday, in a move strikingly similar to the upheaval at the agency a few months ago.
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CBI's M Nageswara Rao Guilty Of Contempt; Supreme Court's Unusual 'Punishment'
M Nageswara Rao, one of the top officers at the Central Bureau of Investigation, was found guilty of contempt for ordering the transfer of an officer investigating the sexual abuse of children at Bihar's government-run shelter homes by the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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CBI's Nageswara Rao Apologises To Supreme Court For Transfer Of Officer
CBI Additional Director M Nageswara Rao today apologised to the Supreme Court for the transfer of an officer supervising the case involving the sexual abuse of children at Bihar's government-run shelter homes.
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Kolkata Police Raid Firm Allegedly Linked To CBI's Nageswara Rao
In a span of 100 days, the CBI's former interim director M Nageswara Rao has had to deny any links between his family and a private company in West Bengal's capital that the Kolkata Police raided on Friday.
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"God Help You": CBI's Nageswara Rao Committed Contempt, Says Supreme Court
Nageswara Rao, the former interim chief of the Central Bureau of Investigation, faced the wrath of the Supreme Court today for the transfer of an officer supervising a sensitive case involving abuse of children at Bihar's government-run shelter homes. Mr Rao, the top court said, was in contempt, since he was responsible for the transfer despite dir...
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Attorney General Files Contempt Petition Against Prashant Bhushan
Attorney General KK Venugopal on Monday filed a contempt petition in the Supreme Court against lawyer Prashant Bhushan for allegedly scandalising the court with his recent tweets on the appointment of former interim chief of CBI M Nageswara Rao.
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Government Appoints Four Officers In CBI
A day before high-powered selection committee is to meet to decide the new CBI chief, the government has appointed four officers in the central agency, officials said Thursday.
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Top Court Judge Recuses From Plea Against Selection Of Interim CBI Chief
Supreme Court Judge Justice NV Ramana today recused himself from hearing a plea challenging the Centre's decision to appoint M Nageswara Rao as interim CBI Director.
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Interim CBI Chief Acted Out Of Malice And Prejudice: Transferred Officer
A CBI officer transferred within five months of his posting has accused the agency''s interim chief M Nageswara Rao of acting out of "malice and prejudice" at the "expense of institutional and public interests".
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Interim CBI Chief Begins Process Of Making Structural Changes: Officials
CBI interim chief M Nageswara Rao has started the process of making structural changes in the Central Bureau of Investigation in order to streamline the work load on various zones of the agency across the country, officials said.
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Interim CBI Chief M Nageswara Rao Promoted As Additional Director
M Nageswara Rao, who is holding the post of interim CBI director, was on Tuesday promoted to the rank of an additional director by the government.
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Did CBI's Acting Chief Violate Top Court Order? He Allegedly Closed Case
Is the interim CBI chief risking contempt of court? The CBI or Central Bureau of Investigation, under M Nageswar Rao as acting chief, has allegedly ordered closing investigations against a controversial middleman and chartered accountant Sanjay Bhandari, accused of bribing Income Tax officers.
