Principal Secretary Rajender Kumar

Delhi government's Principal secretary Rajendra Kumar and Deputy Secretary of Chief Minister's Secretariat Tarun Sharma were arrested today in a Rs 50-crore corruption case, triggering another political flashpoint between the government and the Centre.

CBI claimed to have got materials that indicate irregularities in the recruitment process done in Delhi government through ICSIL, and said it is contemplating to expand the ambit of probe against Rajender Kumar, principal secretary to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

The Central Bureau of Investigation says that it probing five audio recordings recovered from Chief Minster Arvind Kejriwal's principal secretary Rajender Kumar's email, purportedly carrying his oral instructions to allegedly influence contracts in favour of a private company.

There isn't a dearth of bloopers, as anyone who has tracked the CBI will tell you. One of the more recent ones is from March 2013, just about a day after the DMK pulled out of the UPA alliance.

Hours after Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar was questioned by CBI in a case of alleged corruption, he met Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at his residence in North Delhi's Civil Line area on Tuesday night.

Arvind Kejriwal should have checked the antecedents of his Principal Secretary Rajender Kumar, whose office was raided yesterday by the CBI over alleged graft, social activist Anna Hazare said today amid the face-off between the Centre and Delhi Chief Minister on the issue.

An outraged Arvind Kejriwal said after CBI raids on his Principal Secretary Rajender Kumar that had he been informed, he would have acted himself, that he would "not spare even my own son" if accused of corruption.

Arvind Kejriwal should have checked the antecedents of his Principal Secretary Rajender Kumar, whose office was yesterday raided by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) over alleged corruption , social activist Anna Hazare said today amid the face-off between the Centre and Delhi Chief Minister on the issue.

Arvind Kejriwal's top bureaucrat Rajender Kumar has, among other charges, been accused of keeping 14 liquor bottles at home. He is being questioned again on corruption allegations, a day after raids on him had the Chief Minister calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "coward and psychopath" who was targeting his government.

The man behind the CBI raids on Arvind Kejriwal's top officer is Ashish Joshi, who was once handpicked for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s pet project, the Delhi Dialogue Commission.

The Congress on Tuesday condemned the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) searches at the office of the principal secretary to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, saying it was yet another example of so-called cooperative federalism under the Narendra Modi government.

The ruling BJP has demanded an "unqualified apology" from Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal for his words against Prime Minister Narendra Modi this morning.

Delhi government's Principal secretary Rajendra Kumar and Deputy Secretary of Chief Minister's Secretariat Tarun Sharma were arrested today in a Rs 50-crore corruption case, triggering another political flashpoint between the government and the Centre.

CBI claimed to have got materials that indicate irregularities in the recruitment process done in Delhi government through ICSIL, and said it is contemplating to expand the ambit of probe against Rajender Kumar, principal secretary to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

The Central Bureau of Investigation says that it probing five audio recordings recovered from Chief Minster Arvind Kejriwal's principal secretary Rajender Kumar's email, purportedly carrying his oral instructions to allegedly influence contracts in favour of a private company.

There isn't a dearth of bloopers, as anyone who has tracked the CBI will tell you. One of the more recent ones is from March 2013, just about a day after the DMK pulled out of the UPA alliance.

Hours after Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar was questioned by CBI in a case of alleged corruption, he met Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at his residence in North Delhi's Civil Line area on Tuesday night.

Arvind Kejriwal should have checked the antecedents of his Principal Secretary Rajender Kumar, whose office was raided yesterday by the CBI over alleged graft, social activist Anna Hazare said today amid the face-off between the Centre and Delhi Chief Minister on the issue.

An outraged Arvind Kejriwal said after CBI raids on his Principal Secretary Rajender Kumar that had he been informed, he would have acted himself, that he would "not spare even my own son" if accused of corruption.

Arvind Kejriwal should have checked the antecedents of his Principal Secretary Rajender Kumar, whose office was yesterday raided by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) over alleged corruption , social activist Anna Hazare said today amid the face-off between the Centre and Delhi Chief Minister on the issue.

Arvind Kejriwal's top bureaucrat Rajender Kumar has, among other charges, been accused of keeping 14 liquor bottles at home. He is being questioned again on corruption allegations, a day after raids on him had the Chief Minister calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "coward and psychopath" who was targeting his government.

The man behind the CBI raids on Arvind Kejriwal's top officer is Ashish Joshi, who was once handpicked for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s pet project, the Delhi Dialogue Commission.

The Congress on Tuesday condemned the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) searches at the office of the principal secretary to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, saying it was yet another example of so-called cooperative federalism under the Narendra Modi government.

The ruling BJP has demanded an "unqualified apology" from Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal for his words against Prime Minister Narendra Modi this morning.