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This is an archive article published on May 29, 2010

2G scam: CBI to conduct ‘impartial’ probe

CBI said it would undertake 'a correct and legal investigation' into the alleged 2G spectrum scam.

CBI on Saturday asserted that it would undertake “a very impartial,correct and legal investigation” into the alleged 2G spectrum allocation scam over which Union IT Minister A Raja is entangled in a major controversy.

“The CBI has registered a case and we are undertaking investigation. Let me assure you CBI will do a very impartial,correct and legal investigation,” CBI Director Ashwini Kumar told reporters here.

Kumar said CBI would not go by the opinions of individuals,media or anybody else in its probe into the spectrum controversy,adding,”whatever evidence comes it has to be legally admissible”

“We are not going to go by the opinions of individuals,media or anybody.. it has to be a legal investigation and we have to have legal evidence.. there has been a lot of media,public and Parliament attention” on this case,he said.

Stating that legally admissible evidence was important,the CBI chief said “we are doing that investigation and we will continue to do that.”

To a query,Kumar said once the agency takes up investigation of a matter,it confines itself to the allegations made in the FIR and “if something mo e comes up,we can register another FIR.”

 

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