Chowkidar Hi Chor Hai: Crime thriler is being played in Delhi, says Rahul Gandhi

Launching a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi said, a crime thriller named ‘Chowkidar Hi Chor Hai’ is being played in the country’s capital, Delhi. Congress president’s scion attack came a day after CBI held a crucial board meeting in Delhi.

Taking to microblogging site Twitter, Rahul Gandhi wrote in Hindi which roughly translates to, “In Delhi, a crime thriller named Chowkidar Hi Chor Hai is being played. In the latest episode of this thriller, the Central Bureau of Investigation’s DIG levelled serious allegations against a minister, NSA law secretary and cabinet secretary. On the other hand, a man belonging to Gujarat taking away crores of rupees. Officers are tired, Trust is broken, and democracy is crying in the country.”

दिल्ली में ‘चौकीदार ही चोर’ नामक एक क्राइम थ्रिलर चल रहा है|

नए एपिसोड में CBI के DIG द्वारा एक मंत्री, NSA, कानून सचिव और कैबिनेट सचिव के खिलाफ गंभीर आरोप हैं।

वहीं गुजरात से लाया उसका साथी करोड़ों वसूली उठा रहा है|

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— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) November 20, 2018

It is to be noted that, On Monday, Indian Police Service officer Manish Kumar Sinha, who was leading the CBI Chief Rakesh Asthana’s bribery case moved the top court against his transfer to Nagpur and demanded a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into the case.

It is to be noted that, Manish Kumar Sinha was among the officers who were transferred after the investigation agency chief Alok Verma and Rakesh Asthana were sent on forced leave in October after bribery allegations were levelled against them.

Sinha alleged that he was unjustly transferred to Nagpur in the wee hours of October 24 as his probe was leading towards certain influential people. His application termed the transfer ‘arbitrary, motivated, and malafide’ and one that is made ‘solely with the purpose and intent to victimise the officer as the probe revealed cogent evidence against influential persons.

Also read: Supreme Court declines transferred CBI officer’s request, says ‘Nothing Shocks Us’