Narada Sting Operation Probe

Mukul Roy appeared before the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI in Delhi for questioning in the 2016 Narada sting operation that showed several purported Trinamool Congress leaders taking cash from the sting operator posing as a businessman.

West Bengal Minister Subrata Mukherjee was today quizzed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in connection with the Narada tapes scam, agency sources said.

The Enforcement Directorate has issued fresh summons to Narada news CEO Mathew Samuel in its money laundering probe, initiated after a sting operation purportedly showed several Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders, including lawmakers and ministers, taking money.

The Enforcement Directorate has issued summons to the CEO of Narada news, Mathew Samuel in connection with its money laundering probe in a 'sting' operation where a number of Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders, including MPs and ministers, were allegedly seen taking money on camera.

As the CBI probe into the Narada case - which has made Bengal's ruling party see red -- got a green signal from the Supreme Court, the man who conducted the sting operation for a news portal has come under the scanner. Questions have been raised about the motives of Mathew Samuel and his decision to release the tapes in March last year, just before...

The Narada sting operation that allegedly showed some Trinamool Congress leaders accepting bribes will be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Calcutta High Court ordered on Friday. The court observed that the West Bengal police - that had been probing the case - was at best, "puppets of the State".

Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel today wrote to Kolkata Police asking it to reconsider his request to withdraw the summon against him in connection with its probe into the Narada sting operation, since the matter is sub-judice and under consideration of the Calcutta High Court.

The Economic Offence Wing of the Kolkata Police today summoned Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel in connection with its probe into the sting operation conducted by the channel in which some Trinamool Congress leaders were purportedly shown accepting money for consideration.

With Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee ordering a probe into the Narada sting operation, police have registered an FIR against Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel on a complaint filed by city Mayor and Fire and Emergency Services Minister Sovan Chattopadhyay's wife.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday ordered a probe into the Narada sting operation, in which many Trinamool Congress leaders were seen allegedly accepting bribes.

Legal experts have questioned the legality of West Bengal government's decision to probe the Narada News sting operation at a time when the Calcutta High Court is already examining the issue.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today ordered a probe by Kolkata police into the Narada sting operation, in which several Trinamool Congress leaders were purportedly shown accepting money for consideration.

The Calcutta High Court on Monday constituted a three-member committee to collect video footage of a sting operation in which many leaders of West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress were allegedly shown taking bribes.

Almost a month after pictures of top leaders grabbing bundles of cash allegedly as bribes hit headlines, the Trinamool Congress initiated a probe into the sting operation by Narada, a web-based news portal.

Nearly a month after the Narada sting operation video purportedly showing some of its leaders accepting money came to light, Trinamool Congress today said the party would conduct an internal probe into the matter and that action would be taken if anyone is found guilty.

Mukul Roy appeared before the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI in Delhi for questioning in the 2016 Narada sting operation that showed several purported Trinamool Congress leaders taking cash from the sting operator posing as a businessman.

West Bengal Minister Subrata Mukherjee was today quizzed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in connection with the Narada tapes scam, agency sources said.

The Enforcement Directorate has issued fresh summons to Narada news CEO Mathew Samuel in its money laundering probe, initiated after a sting operation purportedly showed several Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders, including lawmakers and ministers, taking money.

The Enforcement Directorate has issued summons to the CEO of Narada news, Mathew Samuel in connection with its money laundering probe in a 'sting' operation where a number of Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders, including MPs and ministers, were allegedly seen taking money on camera.

As the CBI probe into the Narada case - which has made Bengal's ruling party see red -- got a green signal from the Supreme Court, the man who conducted the sting operation for a news portal has come under the scanner. Questions have been raised about the motives of Mathew Samuel and his decision to release the tapes in March last year, just before...

The Narada sting operation that allegedly showed some Trinamool Congress leaders accepting bribes will be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Calcutta High Court ordered on Friday. The court observed that the West Bengal police - that had been probing the case - was at best, "puppets of the State".

Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel today wrote to Kolkata Police asking it to reconsider his request to withdraw the summon against him in connection with its probe into the Narada sting operation, since the matter is sub-judice and under consideration of the Calcutta High Court.

The Economic Offence Wing of the Kolkata Police today summoned Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel in connection with its probe into the sting operation conducted by the channel in which some Trinamool Congress leaders were purportedly shown accepting money for consideration.

With Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee ordering a probe into the Narada sting operation, police have registered an FIR against Narada News CEO Mathew Samuel on a complaint filed by city Mayor and Fire and Emergency Services Minister Sovan Chattopadhyay's wife.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday ordered a probe into the Narada sting operation, in which many Trinamool Congress leaders were seen allegedly accepting bribes.

Legal experts have questioned the legality of West Bengal government's decision to probe the Narada News sting operation at a time when the Calcutta High Court is already examining the issue.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today ordered a probe by Kolkata police into the Narada sting operation, in which several Trinamool Congress leaders were purportedly shown accepting money for consideration.

The Calcutta High Court on Monday constituted a three-member committee to collect video footage of a sting operation in which many leaders of West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress were allegedly shown taking bribes.

Almost a month after pictures of top leaders grabbing bundles of cash allegedly as bribes hit headlines, the Trinamool Congress initiated a probe into the sting operation by Narada, a web-based news portal.

Nearly a month after the Narada sting operation video purportedly showing some of its leaders accepting money came to light, Trinamool Congress today said the party would conduct an internal probe into the matter and that action would be taken if anyone is found guilty.