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PoliticsSeeking VRS, chargesheeted Rajendra Kumar says he was told to frame Arvind Kejriwal (indianexpress.com)

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[–]viksiJivey Jivey Kejriwal 32 ポイント33 ポイント  (0子コメント)

Just modi things

[–]Oik_Oik_Oik 17 ポイント18 ポイント  (2子コメント)

14 bottles of whiskey were recovered from his house.. So he must be alcoholic. /s

Of all the things to hide ones/politicians inadequacies, this is the excuse /Modus Operandi to malign someone, they come up with ⁉ ...Sigh

[–]Bhakti_shill_ltdKaha hai LAL Darwazza? 6 ポイント7 ポイント  (1子コメント)

These gullible fucks are handling the country and preaching about diversity and this is what end game looks like,Whiskey bottles marking his carreer now,what next condow with semen in it?

[–]Oik_Oik_Oik 2 ポイント3 ポイント  (0子コメント)

They already have (Had) misplaced semen to begin with... Jeez man .. Get your timeline straight.

[–]The-MitrPosting without reading is my birthright 18 ポイント19 ポイント  (0子コメント)

His Character assassination coming soon

[–]karmanye 39 ポイント40 ポイント  (4子コメント)

If there is any truth to this, imagine the levels to which this govt is willing to stoop to demolish anyone who might pose a real challenge.

Looking at the way they have stifled RBI in the DeMo fiasco, it seems very much possible that they pressured CBI to do this too. Ofcourse nobody can prove it either way and its up to the people to decide.

Maintaining the image that congress is their primary opponent, works very well for BJP and any 3rd option that sounds even remotely feasible is seen as a threat.

[–]_logic-bomb_ 13 ポイント14 ポイント  (0子コメント)

Interesting point about Congress.

[–]nordic34 13 ポイント14 ポイント  (1子コメント)

CBI director appointment is done by PM, Leader of opposition and CJI. Even then, CBI used to be a caged parrot.

If you bypass this process (but constitution?), it becomes something else. How to appoint your own CBI director:

1 - Don't convene a meeting of various parties involved in the appointment.

it was incumbent upon the government to convene a meeting comprising of the Prime Minister, Leader of Opposition and Chief of Justice of India for the appointment of a new director.

2 - Appoint your own interim director

The government had earlier this month appointed Gujarat-cadre IPS officer Rakesh Asthana as an interim director of the CBI

(src. http://indianexpress.com/article/india/sc-to-hear-plea-challenging-cbi-interim-director-rakesh-asthanas-appointment-4414584/)

[–]4ed8c03dd6726ec4tr 5 ポイント6 ポイント  (0子コメント)

How to bypass the Parliament:

Introduce a money bill.

[–]craftydev 9 ポイント10 ポイント  (0子コメント)

This is why winning Punjab/Goa matters for AAP. BJP is in big trouble if that happens.

[–]superrn 17 ポイント18 ポイント  (0子コメント)

The chief secretary of Delhi was raided on the eve of his birthday when his relatives had come to visit him. All they could find was 16 lakhs (majority in his bank) which they seized and a few alcohol bottles.

It looks like it was to humiliate and harass him to send a loud and clear message to Delhi bureaucracy.

If you look at the case the CBI are going round and round (also making public allegations!) but not being able to prosecute him. Unfortunately they were successful in harassing him enough that he is seeking VRS.

[–]Dhruv810 6 ポイント7 ポイント  (0子コメント)

If AAP is allowed to win a full state, it will be the beginning of the end of BJP and Modi. They'll go down as fast as Congress in 2014.

[–]samacharbot2 1 ポイント2 ポイント  (0子コメント)

CBI spokesperson said: “We have not seen the contents of the letter. It would not be appropriate to comment. Also, the matter is sub judice.”

  • Seeking voluntary retirement from service less than a month after he was chargesheeted by the CBI in a case of alleged corruption, IAS officer Rajendra Kumar, who was Principal Secretary to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at the time of his arrest in July last year, has alleged he was repeatedly told by his interrogators that they would set him free if he implicated the Chief Minister.

  • Referring to the CBI investigation in the case against him, Kumar alleged: During interrogation, I was repeatedly told that I would be let free if I implicate Chief Minister of Delhi.

  • In his letter, Kumar said his father, a police sub-inspector, raised five children on a meagre pension and had it not been for the governments welfare schemes, he, coming from a poor family, would not have made it this far.

  • Kumar was yet to decide on a future course of action but NGOs, Tyagi said, could also work for society.

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Seeking VRS, chargesheeted Rajendra Kumar says he was told to frame Arvind Kejriwal

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Rajendra Kumar (right). Rajendra Kumar (right).

Seeking voluntary retirement from service less than a month after he was chargesheeted by the CBI in a case of alleged corruption, IAS officer Rajendra Kumar, who was Principal Secretary to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at the time of his arrest in July last year, has alleged he was repeatedly told by his interrogators that they would set him free if he implicated the Chief Minister.

In a letter to the Delhi Chief Secretary on Wednesday, Kumar, a 1989 batch officer, wrote: “I have been made to pay the price for my belief in the political neutrality of a civil service officer in the form of false cases against me, accusing me of corruption and other charges… during the last few months, I have experienced an administrative environment wherein it seems extremely difficult to secure fair treatment and justice from central government agencies.”

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Referring to the CBI investigation in the case against him, Kumar alleged: “During interrogation, I was repeatedly told that I would be let free if I implicate Chief Minister of Delhi. May be this was the reason for the CBI to go to such extraordinary length.”

“I can only say that the criminal physical abuse and the atrocities perpetrated and the words and language used against many people in my case were much worse than what was experienced and written by Mr Bansal,” he alleged, referring to the case of B K Bansal, former Director General in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs who along with his family committed suicide last year, alleging harassment by the CBI.

When The Indian Express sought the probe agency’s comments, a CBI spokesperson said: “We have not seen the contents of the letter. It would not be appropriate to comment. Also, the matter is sub judice.” Sources in the CBI maintained that the question of implicating the Delhi Chief Minister did not arise since the offence had taken place before the Kejriwal government came to power.

Kumar’s lawyer Rahul Tyagi, who confirmed that the officer had sent a letter seeking voluntary retirement, said: “The allegations against him are baseless and he has decided to resign out of disgust.” Procedurally, Kumar’s letter will be forwarded by the Chief Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs and then to the Department of Personnel and Training, Tyagi said.

In his letter, Kumar said his father, a police sub-inspector, raised five children on a meagre pension and had it not been for the government’s welfare schemes, he, coming from a poor family, would not have made it this far. He said he had chosen his career in the civil services to “give back to the society.”

“I will continue to survive… follow my way of dedication to public service. Being and working in the government is not the only way to serve people, there are many other ways,” Kumar wrote.

Kumar was yet to decide on a future course of action but NGOs, Tyagi said, could also work for society. Asked if politics was on the cards, Tyagi said, “At this stage, all options are open.”

Last month, the CBI filed a chargesheet against Kumar, citing statements, including that of an approver, documentary evidence and an audio clip. He has been charged with alleged criminal conspiracy, cheating and forgery under the IPC, besides provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act, along with eight others and a private company.

The CBI alleged that Kumar and the others entered into a criminal conspiracy and caused a loss of Rs 12 crore to the Delhi government in award of contracts between 2007 and 2015. Its FIR also claimed that officials had taken “undue benefit” of over Rs 3 crore while awarding the contracts.

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