Will submit CET-2010 status report to High Court: IG Crime

High Court directed the Crime Branch to file latest status of the investigation ordered earlier in 2010 CET paper leak scam

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Will submit CET-2010 status report to High Court: IG Crime

High Court directed the Crime Branch to file latest status of the investigation ordered earlier in 2010 CET paper leak scam

A day after the High Court directed the Crime Branch to file latest status of the investigation ordered earlier in 2010 CET paper leak scam, the investigating agency Friday said enquiry into the issue is going on in full swing and soon the status report shall be submitted before the Court.


Talking to KNS, IGP Crime Muneer Khan said the inquiry, ordered earlier, into the paper leak scam is going on and that not much time would be required to file the latest status report of the investigation into CET paper leak scam of 2010. “After the inquiry into the CET 2012 scam was completed and challan was produced before the court of law, investigations into the CET 2010 were initiated. I can only tell you that it will not take much time to submit the report before the court,” Khan told KNS.


Refusing to divulge much information about the status of the investigation, he said, “The investigations into the case is going on and that some persons were also questioned over the issue.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel”


Pertinently, High Court on Thursday had directed the Crime Branch to file latest status report of the investigation in 2010 CET paper selling scam in the Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (BOPEE). The court also sought details on how the investigating agency closed the probe into 2009 and 2011 CET.


Hearing a Public Interest Litigation, a division bench comprising Chief Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar and Justice Ali Muhammad Magrey asked the CB to file the investigation report by the next date of hearing while it adjourned the case for four weeks.


The court had issued notice to government on a fresh bail application moved by former BOPEE Chairman Mushtaq Ahmad Peer seeking its response within a week.

 

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