CBI Conducts Raid at ED Office in Shimla Over Bribery Allegations
On Monday, Singh had been summoned to the CBI Chandigarh office for questioning but had to be admitted to a government hospital in Chandigarh due to some ailment. (File Image)
Investigation Targets ED Officer in Ongoing Bribery Case
Shimla, December 25: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) carried out an unexpected raid at the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office in Chotta Shimla, Shimla, on Wednesday, creating a wave of shock in the region. The raid was linked to a long-running case involving allegations of bribery against an ED officer.
According to sources, the CBI’s Chandigarh team entered the ED office and began investigating various documents and records. The raid appears to be part of the investigation into accusations that an ED officer was involved in bribery. The CBI team searched different sections of the office but did not find the officer in question during the raid.
The main objective of the raid seems to be the collection of crucial evidence and documents to further the investigation into the bribery claims. While no official statement has been issued by the CBI, it is believed that the raid is a significant step toward advancing the case and uncovering the full extent of the allegations.
At present, the exact details and outcomes of the raid remain unclear, but the investigation appears to be intensifying as the CBI aims to delve deeper into the allegations against the ED officer.
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