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Chandigarh CBI Court Sends NCB Zonal Director SK Sekhri on Three day Remand
Chandigarh (Mera Chandigarh): The special court of Central Bureau of Investigation, Chandigarh has remanded NCB zonal director Sunil Kumar Sekhri to three-day police custody.
Chandigarh (Mera Chandigarh): The special court of Central Bureau of Investigation, Chandigarh has remanded NCB zonal director Sunil Kumar Sekhri to three-day police custody.
As per the available information, The CBI special court of Darshan Singh has sent NCB zonal director Sunil Kumar Sekhri three-day CBI custody on Monday.
It is to remember that SK Sekhri, Zonal Director of the Narcotics Control Bureau and successor of Saji Mohan, a former Zonal Director of the NCB was caught red-handed by the Central Bureau of Investigation team from Chandigarh zonal headquarters while accepting a bribe of Rs 2 lakh from the owner of a Baddi-based pharmaceutical company on Sunday.
According to sources, a team from the Chandigarh office of the CBI laid a trap in New Delhi and arrested SK Sekhri with the bribe money. He had allegedly sought the bribe to not book the pharmaceutical company under the NDPS Act.
As per the available information, The CBI special court of Darshan Singh has sent NCB zonal director Sunil Kumar Sekhri three-day CBI custody on Monday.
It is to remember that SK Sekhri, Zonal Director of the Narcotics Control Bureau and successor of Saji Mohan, a former Zonal Director of the NCB was caught red-handed by the Central Bureau of Investigation team from Chandigarh zonal headquarters while accepting a bribe of Rs 2 lakh from the owner of a Baddi-based pharmaceutical company on Sunday.
According to sources, a team from the Chandigarh office of the CBI laid a trap in New Delhi and arrested SK Sekhri with the bribe money. He had allegedly sought the bribe to not book the pharmaceutical company under the NDPS Act.
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