Mettur dam attains Full Reservoir Level, surplus water released Security stepped up in AP in connection with the SZC meeting Priyanka Gandhi meets Mayawati to offer condolences on the death of BSP chief’s mother Maharashtra violence unfortunate, says Tripura Govt.ģ1 designated senior counsel write to Supreme Court Collegium to reconsider transfer of Madras HC Chief Justice Some foreign nationals may also come under the scanner for their suspected role. Contents of electronic devices seized during the searches are being examined with the help of experts. Singh who worked for the Korean company, confirmed a CBI official.Īs part of the probe, the agency has quizzed several other retired and serving Navy officers who were in touch with the accused persons. It is alleged that they shared information of administrative and commercial nature with the retired officers, one of whom worked with a Korean company.Īmong those arraigned in the CBI charge sheet are the then commander Ajit Kumar Pandey, retired commodore Randeep Singh and retired commander S.J.
The serving commanders were posted at the Western Naval Command headquarters. It also searched multiple locations in Delhi, Noida, Mumbai and Hyderabad, during which about ₹2 crore in cash was allegedly seized from the premises of a retired Navy officer. In September, the CBI had arrested five persons, including a serving and two retired Navy officers. The Navy is also conducting an internal inquiry into the allegations. The agency has invoked various provisions of the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention of Corruption Act against the accused. The CBI has filed a charge sheet against six people, including two serving Navy commanders and two retired officers, for allegedly leaking confidential commercial information about a submarine refit and upgrade programme to unauthorised persons for illegal gratification.
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