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CBI vs CBI Live Updates: Interim CBI chief Nageshwar shall not take any policy decision, orders SC

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CBI vs CBI Live Updates: Supreme Court to hear CBI Director Alik Verma’s plea shortly

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SC had announced that the interim CBI Director N Nageshwar Rao will not take any decision in any major or policy matter but will only look after the functioning of the agency. Decisions taken by him will be submitted in court in a sealed cover.


The court has refused to hear Special Director Rakesh Asthana’s plea on  grounds that he should have submitted his petition earlier.


The government’s lawyer in trying to extend the proposed deadline suggested by CJI Ranjan Gogoi. Tushar Mehta, the solicitor general of India, is asking for three weeks for the probe to be completed.


Inquiry against CBI director Alok Verma will be completed in 10 days, announces Supreme Court.


Supreme Court has begun hearing CBI chief Alok Kumar’s plea. Fali S Nariman starts arguing.


CBI Special Director Rakesh Asthana has also moved Supreme Court minutes ahead of Supreme Court hearing on CBI chief Alok Verma’s petition challenging the decision of the Centre to divest him of his duties and sending him on leave. The petition was filed through advocate Amit Anand Chowdhury a few minutes ago.


Security has tightened outside the CBI headquarters in New Delhi. The Delhi Police has barricaded the area. Congress president Rahul Gandhi has announced to stage a protest outside the CBI headquarters today.


All eyes are on the Supreme Court today as it hears CBI Director Alok Verma’s petition challenging the Narendra Modi government’s decision to send him on an indefinite leave.

Mr Verma had taken the government to court over its midnight action on Tuesday, saying the autonomy of the country’s main investigating agency is being compromised. He was stripped of his powers after his feud with his deputy Rakesh Asthana came out in the open, with each trading bribery charges.

A three-judge bench comprising Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justices SK Kaul and KM Joseph will hear Alok Verma’s petition.

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