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These 10 States Have Withdrawn General Consent To CBI To Investigate Cases
Ten states, including Tamil Nadu and Telangana, have withdrawn general consent to the CBI to investigate cases in their respective jurisdictions, the Lok Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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President Clears Laws Extending Tenures Of Probe Agencies' Chiefs
President Ram Nath Kovind has approved two amendments to extend the tenures of directors of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Enforcement Directorate (ED) up to five years.
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Parliament Panel Proposes Separate Law For CBI; Government Opposes
Terming as inadequate the powers given to CBI, a parliamentary committee has suggested separate statute for the premier probe agency to replace the more than 70-year-old legislation that mandates its working at present.
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Lok Sabha Clears Changes On How CBI Chief is Appointed
A bill to amend the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act was passed in the Lok Sabha today.
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Leader of Opposition to be Part of Panel That Selects CBI Chief
The Centre has decided on going ahead with only two amendments to the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act, which affects the Central Bureau of Investigation. Its cabinet note sent in this regard had contained other amendments aimed at curtailing certain administrative powers of the CBI Director.
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Centre's approval not required in court-monitored probe against civil servants: Supreme Court to CBI
The Supreme Court today held that no approval from the Centre is required by CBI to prosecute senior bureaucrats in court-monitored corruption cases, strengthening the arms of the agency to go ahead against the officials without taking prior sanction from government.
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These 10 States Have Withdrawn General Consent To CBI To Investigate Cases
Ten states, including Tamil Nadu and Telangana, have withdrawn general consent to the CBI to investigate cases in their respective jurisdictions, the Lok Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
-
President Clears Laws Extending Tenures Of Probe Agencies' Chiefs
President Ram Nath Kovind has approved two amendments to extend the tenures of directors of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Enforcement Directorate (ED) up to five years.
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Parliament Panel Proposes Separate Law For CBI; Government Opposes
Terming as inadequate the powers given to CBI, a parliamentary committee has suggested separate statute for the premier probe agency to replace the more than 70-year-old legislation that mandates its working at present.
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Lok Sabha Clears Changes On How CBI Chief is Appointed
A bill to amend the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act was passed in the Lok Sabha today.
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Leader of Opposition to be Part of Panel That Selects CBI Chief
The Centre has decided on going ahead with only two amendments to the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act, which affects the Central Bureau of Investigation. Its cabinet note sent in this regard had contained other amendments aimed at curtailing certain administrative powers of the CBI Director.
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Centre's approval not required in court-monitored probe against civil servants: Supreme Court to CBI
The Supreme Court today held that no approval from the Centre is required by CBI to prosecute senior bureaucrats in court-monitored corruption cases, strengthening the arms of the agency to go ahead against the officials without taking prior sanction from government.
