Dynamite News Randeep Singh Surjewala: Truth prevails in Supreme Court
Randeep Singh Surjewala took his Twitter account and posted on Supreme Court verdict on CBI chief Alok Verma.
New Delhi: The Congress Friday hailed the Supreme Court order on CBI Director Alok Verma, who has been divested of his powers and sent on leave, saying truth has prevailed.
Today, Modiji was again reminded that ‘Modi Rule’ fails miserably before ‘Rule of Law’.
— Randeep Singh Surjewala (@rssurjewala) October 26, 2018
Brazen attempts to interfere, infiltrate or capture institutions will be banished.
People of India will now remind u in 2019 that bad Governments come with an expiry date!#ModiSeCBIBachao
The Modi government's "sinister attempt" to capture the CBI through "lackeys" has fallen flat, Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said after the apex court gave the CVC two weeks to complete an inquiry into allegations against Verma and barred interim director M Nageswar Rao from taking any major policy decision.
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CVC investigation- despite Govt.'s protests in court- is reduced to a 12 day period.
— Randeep Singh Surjewala (@rssurjewala) October 26, 2018
SC calls Investigation an "exception" to be supervised by Retd. SC Judge.
Govt.'s interim Director stripped of all powers except daily admin.
A commentary on a failed Govt.#ModiSeCBIBachao
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Truth prevails in Supreme Court.
— Randeep Singh Surjewala (@rssurjewala) October 26, 2018
Modi Govt’s sinister attempt to capture CBI through lackeys falls flat.
A slap in face of tyrants who wanted to pin the last nail in CBI’s independence.
CVC can’t act as Modi Govt’s pawn but would be supervised by a SC judge to act fairly.
Hearing Verma's plea challenging the government's decision to divest him of his duties and send him on leave, the court also sought a response from the CVC and the Centre.
Surjewala said the government's interim director was stripped of all powers except daily administration. This was a commentary on a failed government, he said.
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"Modiji, History won't forget how you severely undermined the reputation of two premier institutions, CBI and CVC. In an exception , SC has directed that enquiry by the CVC will be monitored by a Retired SC judge. You are the sole reason for this trust deficit," Surjewala tweeted. (PTI)