In a startling revelation, the CBI probe into Sadiq Zamal Mehtar encounter case has revealed that the Gujarat cops allegedly used the same weapons to kill the Bhavnagar resident which they had used in the alleged fake encounter of Mumbai-based teenager Ishrat Jahan in 2004.

The CBI on Friday filed a chargesheet against former telecom secretary Shyamal Ghosh and three private cellular companies for their alleged role in irregularities committed in awarding additional spectrum licences during the tenure of former communications minister Pramod Mahajan.

The CBI, investigating alleged irregularities in procurement of Tatra trucks by the Indian Army, is probing the role of two former officials of the ministry of defence in connection with the case.

The CBI is considering to seek fresh clarification from certain coal producing states and state government-run Public Sector Underta-kings as part of its probe into the Coalgate scam.

The CBI probe into the irregularities in the awarding of spectrum licences since 2001 has revealed that then communications minister late Pramod Mahajan had allegedly given irregular favours to the ac

In an attempt to nail the top nine Sangh Parivar leaders, including mahants (priests), in the Babri Masjid demolition case that is on at a special court in Rai Bareli, the CBI is contemplating seeking the Supreme Court’s nod for adding their names in the case under trial before the special court in Lucknow.

The CBI is now preparing to file at least two more chargesheets against Pradeep Shukla, former principal health secretary of Uttar Pradesh, in connection in with its probe related to multi-crore Natio

Twenty years after the demolition of the Babri Masjid, the Supreme Court will on Thursday hear the CBI’s plea that top BJP and Sangh Parivar leaders like L.K. Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi and Uma Bharti be charged with “criminal conspiracy” for their alleged role in bringing down the structure on December 6, 1992.

The CBI is set to file its chargesheet by December 15 against two former official of the department of telecommunications (DoT) and two private telecom companies for their alleged role in awarding additional spectrum licences during former communications minister Pramod Mahajan’s tenure.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the spectrum allocation since 2001 has revealed that despite “negative” recommendations of the Joint Testing Report (JTR) of the DoT, additional sp