Joint detective: Ten evolution to know

NEW DELHI: In an exceedingly sensational twist to the company spying case during which sensitive oil ministry documents were being leaked, the crime branch on weekday evening in remission senior executives of India ' s high non-public energy firms - Reliance Industries, Essar, Cairns Bharat, ADAG Reliance and Jubilant Energy. Here are 10 evolution within the case up to now that you need to know: 1. the full variety of arrests within the case has gone up to twelve. 2. The cops are probing for another crude ministry worker, Lokesh, United Nations agency is presently absconding. 3. The probe has conjointly disclosed that coal and power ministry papers were being equally leaked. 4. The in remission crude ministry staffers conjointly confessed that they tried to access the defence ministry however failing as a result of the "modules" of that workplace were completely different and troublesome to crack. 5. Police have denied reports showing on TV channels that the crude ministry had been wired. 6. The FIR registered just in case that clarify of the papers recovered from the defendant and divulges that even the input material on national gas grid for the FM ' s forthcoming Budget speech had been leaked out. 7. The police brass has currently fashioned a special investigation team (SIT) headed by joint CP Yadav and comprising further commissioner Ashok Chand, DCP Bhisham Singh, ACP K P S Malhotra, inspectors Sunil and Kulbir Singh and sub inspectors Ritesh and Neeraj and many additional cops to hold out systematic investigations within the probe. If needed, personnel of the cyber cell are roped in still. 8. Four defendant within the company undercover work case - former multi-tasking staffers at Shastri Bhawan, brothers Lalta Prasad, Rakesh Kumar, energy advisor Prayas Jain and former newspaper communicator Santanu Saikia - were on Friday remanded to police custody until February twenty three by an attempt court when police aforementioned the defendant had to be interrogated on varied aspects of the case. The other 3 defendant, Ishwar Singh, Asharam and Rajkumar Chaubey, were sent to 2 weeks of judicial custody when police aforementioned they weren ' t needed for guardian interrogation. 9. Cops abroach senior executives ' phones The ongoing probe into leaked government documents is probably going to steer to the arrest of additional senior executives of prime energy firms. Investigative agencies have in their possession over a hundred hours of recorded phone conversations of 5 individuals connected with the racket, as well as 2 executives of a prime energy company. These tapes charge variety of senior company executives, police aforementioned. While one in every of 2 energy company officers whose phones were abroach has reportedly gone missing. the opposite has told cops that he has influenza and would be part of investigations later. These conversations were abroach by agencies in Dec and Gregorian calendar month during which the exchange of papers and therefore the concerns concerned square measure mentioned. The cops have conjointly have to be compelled to apprehend around twelve bank accounts during which cash was being transferred by the data seekers. 10. Govt says it ' s committed to transparency The Centre on Friday aforementioned the action is aimed toward inspiring "confidence within the minds of individuals that any wrongdoing shall not go ignored or unpunished". Speaking to the media on the problem, commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman said: "I suppose the govt has taken a firm call to act on this. The minister himself has aforementioned that firm action are taken which is that the right take. it ' s undoubtedly not within the interest of the country. The investigation can tell United States whether or not it ' s AN genetic issue. i ' m happy to mention that this is often one thing that has been terribly closely adhered to. we have a tendency to square measure on the facet of keeping processes clear and not on the facet which is able to result in corrupt practices."