Ranjit Sinha 2g Scam

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  Probe Panel Investigating ex-CBI Director Ranjit Sinha Seeks His Vistors' Diary

  A copy of original visitors' diary from the official residence of Ranjit Sinha has been sought by the team investigating the former CBI director in 2G scam case.

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  Panel Headed by ML Sharma To Begin Probe Against ex-CBI Director Ranjit Sinha

  ML Sharma, former Special Director of the CBI, will head a panel to probe alleged misdemeanors by the agency's ex-director Ranjit Sinha, the Supreme Court has said.

• Supreme Court Allows New CBI Director to Take Charge of Probe in 2G Cases

  The Supreme Court today allowed new CBI Director Anil Kumar Sinha to take charge of the investigation and prosecution in the 2G scam cases, more than three weeks after it had removed his predecessor from the probe after allegations of him trying to protect some of the accused.

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  For Ranjit Sinha's Last Day in CBI, His Men Made a Special Gesture

  The officers of the Central Bureau of Investigation gave a grand send-off to Ranjit Sinha, who retired from the post of the agency's director on Tuesday.

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  Two Candidates For CBI Chief, PM to Decide: Sources

  At a meeting today at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence, names of two IPS officers were shortlisted for the post of CBI chief, sources said.

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  I Have Done No Good Work, Says Sarcastic CBI Director

  "I have done no good work," was how a visibly peeved CBI Director Ranjit Sinha today reacted with sarcasm on his two years at the agency's helm, a tenure that comes to an end on Tuesday.

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  At PM Modi's Residence Today, a Meeting to Select New CBI Chief

  A meeting at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence tomorrow between the government, opposition and the Chief Justice of India will decide a new chief of the Central Bureau of Investigation, a post that has lately been steeped in controversy.

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  CBI Chief Ranjit Sinha Accused of Corruption in Complaint Filed by Prashant Bhushan

  Lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan has filed a police complaint against CBI director Ranjit Sinha, accusing him of abusing his position to shield men accused in the 2G spectrum scam.

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  Step Out of 2G Investigation, Says Supreme Court to CBI Chief

  The Supreme Court has ordered Ranjit Sinha, the top man of the CBI, to remove himself from the agency's investigation into the telecom scam.

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  CBI Chief Case: Prashant Bhushan, Kamini Jaiswal Will Stand Trial if Information is False, Supreme Court Told

  Advocates Prashant Bhushan and Kamini Jaiswal are ready to face prosecution if the information given by the whistleblower in the case against CBI director Ranjit Sinha is found false, the Supreme Court was told today.

• Setback to CBI Chief as Supreme Court Advised to Recall Order on Whistleblower

  In a setback to CBI Director Ranjit Sinha, Special Public Prosecutor in the 2G case Anand Grover has asked the Supreme Court to recall its order asking for the identity of the whistleblower against Mr Sinha.

• Supreme Court Could Recall Own Order on Revealing 'Whistleblower' Against CBI Chief

  In what could impact future cases, the Supreme Court has said it can consider recalling its own order asking lawyer activist Prashant Bhushan to reveal who gave him a list of visitors to CBI chief Ranjit Sinha's home.

• 'Can't Reveal Whistleblower', Prashant Bhushan Tells Supreme Court on CBI Chief Case

  Lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan today told the Supreme Court that he cannot reveal the name of the person who gave him access to details of a list of visitors to CBI chief Ranjit Sinha's home, alleging that he fears for the person's life.

• Nothing Inappropriate About House Calls from Reliance Men, Says CBI Chief

  CBI chief Ranjit Sinha has refuted allegations that it was inappropriate for him to meet at his house with executives from Reliance Telecom, a company the CBI has accused of criminal conspiracy in the telecom scam.

• Why Supreme Court Will Examine List of Visitors to CBI Chief's Home

  A record of visitors at the home of the CBI chief is packed with "explosive information", the Supreme Court was told today, prompting judges to allow the list to be submitted for their review.