SC on CBI: The agency doesn't need to take permission on government
In a historic judgement, the Constitutional Bench of Supreme Court on Tuesday said that no permission was required from the government to investigate officers above the rank of Joint Secretary.
The apex court stroke down Section 6A of the Delhi Police Act that makes government's permission mandatory senior bureaucrats on charges on.
The court said that there cannot be any discrimination when it comes to investigating a criminal act. The court held as invalid and unconstitutional the provision in the law requiring government's approval to probe senior bureaucrats on corruption charges.
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The apex court stroke down Section 6A of the Delhi Police Act that makes government's permission mandatory senior bureaucrats on charges on.
The court said that there cannot be any discrimination when it comes to investigating a criminal act. The court held as invalid and unconstitutional the provision in the law requiring government's approval to probe senior bureaucrats on corruption charges.
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