Major setback for Mamata; Supreme Court asks Police Commissioner to cooperate with the inquiry;notice to Bengal Government for contempt of court

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has ordered the Police Commissioner to be present before CBI when it demands and also to cooperate with the inquiry. Supreme Court also informed that a notice will be served to Chief Secretary, DGP and Rajeev Kumar.

Meanwhile, the court has ordered not to arrest Rajeev Kumar. The Supreme Court will consider the case again on 20th February.

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Major setback for Mamata; Supreme Court asks Police Commissioner to cooperate with the inquiry;notice to Bengal Government for contempt of court

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