The Gujarat high court is monitoring the CBI’s probe into the Ishrat Jahan encounter case. I would not attach any negative connotations to these meetings but in a broad technical view an investigator is answerable only to the magistrate,” said an extremely cautious CBI official requesting anonymity. There have been informal meetings with the MHA on the issue. “The MHA is naturally worried about fallout of CBI’s probe against Rajinder Kumar, who is senior IB official. OB vans are self- inflicting damage!" he said.At a time when a furious debate is raging on the autonomy of the CBI, parallels are being drawn between the efforts mounted by the ministry of home affairs (MHA) to ‘informally’ ask for details of probe against Intelligence Bureau special director Rajinder Kumar in the Ishrat Jahan encounter case and the vetting of the agency’s status report in coal block allocation scam by the Prime Minister’s Office and law minister Ashwani Kumar.Īfter the vetting episode with regard to the coal block allocation probe came out in the open, Ashwani Kumar had to resign from the union cabinet. These guys have everything under control. "Seems all the visuals of violence are just fake news. Omar also expressed surprise over the statement made by a senior security force official about the situation in the affected areas in Haryana. "No human shields in Panchkula? Tried & tested crowd control technique much appreciated in many TV news studios not long ago," he asked. The former chief minister also took a dig at a few media channels which had defended the use of a civilian as a human shield in Kashmir by the Army in April this year to counter stone pelting during protests. "Chilli bombs? Pepper grenades? Pellet guns? Do the forces keep those only for protesting Kashmiris?" Omar wrote in the earlier tweet. "In light of the mounting death toll, I again repeat this tweet about the 'non-lethal crowd control' measures used extensively in Kashmir," he said. He said the law enforcing agencies were not equipped with non-lethal crowd control equipment. The National Conference working president in his earlier tweet had questioned the response of the security forces in combating violence unleashed by Dera supporters. The CM had more than enough time to prepare for this eventuality," Omar wrote on Twitter. "PM Modi should sack his Haryana CM for gross dereliction of duty. SRINAGAR: Former J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should sack Haryana CM M L Khattar for "gross dereliction of duty" in the wake of mounting death toll in violence following conviction of Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh by a special CBI court in a rape case today.
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