THERE was a high-voltage drama on Thursday when CBI raided the residence of DMK leader MK Stalin barely two days after the party deserted the UPA government. The PMO which controls CBI administratively, disapproved the timing of the move, prompting the investigative agency releasing a statement saying “there was no intention whatsoever to target any particular individual”. Based on former CBI director RK Raghavan’s piece in Hindu published a year ago,
BoI presents here 7 FAQs that answer the queries like who in CBI decides when an IAS officer needs to be arrested:
