Court orders inquiry after man alleges torture by CBI
3 crores for exercising his personal influence over an unknown public servant in CBI, to secure favourable relief in a 5,000 crore counterfeit medicine racket case in Puducherry.Apart from Gehlawat and Kumar, CBI has arrested N. Previously, he has covered crime in the city.Prabhat KumarCentral Bureau Of InvestigationDelhi CourtCheck India news real-time updates, latest news on Hindustan Times and more across India.Home/India News/Court Orders Inquiry After Man Alleges Torture By CBISee Less
- ▪3 crores for exercising his personal influence over an unknown public servant in CBI, to secure favourable relief in a 5,000 crore counterfeit medicine racket case in Puducherry.Apart from Gehlawat and Kumar, CBI has arrested N.
- ▪Previously, he has covered crime in the city.Prabhat KumarCentral Bureau Of InvestigationDelhi CourtCheck India news real-time updates, latest news on Hindustan Times and more across India.Home/India News/Court Orders Inquiry After Man Alle
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HomeNextCourt orders inquiry after man alleges torture by CBIThe order was passed by special judge Sushant Changotra of Rouse Avenue Courts after the accused, Prabhat Kumar, arrested on June 16 by the federal agencyPublished on: Jul 8, 2026, 11:52:36 ISTBy Arnabjit Sur, NEW DELHIPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link A Delhi court on Tuesday ordered a comprehensive inquiry into allegations of custodial torture claimed by an undertrial while in CBI’s custody, observing that such accusations against officers of the country’s premier investigating agency cannot be permitted to remain unanswered.The court in its order said that the accusations were not vague or bald.
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