Kerala High Court Questions Vigilance Delay in CMRL Case
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The Kerala High Court has questioned the Vigilance department on the delay in registering an FIR regarding the CMRL-Exalogic corruption case.
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- The Kerala High Court expressed dissatisfaction with the Vigilance department for not filing an FIR in the CMRL-Exalogic corruption case.
- A public interest litigation was filed by K.M.
- Shajahan seeking a formal Vigilance probe into the allegations.
- The Enforcement Directorate submitted that they provided findings to the state police chief and believe an FIR is necessary for a proper investigation.
- The court has requested detailed information in a sealed cover to further examine the matter.
What to watch next
- Submission of information by the Vigilance department in a sealed cover
- Court decision on the potential requirement for an FIR
- Response from the Enforcement Directorate on their findings
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NamedIndia · CMRL · Exalogic · Vigilance Department · Enforcement Directorate · Kerala High Court · K.M. Shajahan
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