CBI Director Subodh Jaiswal has been summoned by Mumbai police for allegedly leaking telephone numbers
The case is about the `` leaking '' of a file compiled by IPS officials Rashmi Shukla about alleged corruption in the transfer of police to Maharashtra while leading the Department of Intelligence (SID).
The summons is sent in the form of e-mail and telephone leak statistics.
Jaiswal has been asked to be a gift to report his announcement on October 14.
Mumbai: Mumbai police Cyber Cell on Saturday summoned former I-CB director and Maharashtra DGP Subodh Kumar Jaiswal on charges of phone calls and data leaks, an official said. Jaiswal was asked to be a gift to report his announcement on October 14, police said. Summons are sent via email, add.
The case is about the `` leaking '' of a file compiled by IPS officials Rashmi Shukla about alleged corruption in the transfer of police to Maharashtra while leading the Department of Intelligence (SID).
It is alleged that the calls of senior politicians and officials had been made illegally at some point during the investigation and the file was deliberately leaked, but MOTO has registered for this via cyber mobile now no longer calling Shukla or any other official.
Officials at the BKC cyber police station had written in advance of Shukla's announcement.
Shukla is now published as the Director General of CRPF.
The FIR was registered with unknown individuals for obtaining a "separate letter and separate facts" of the SID under section 30 of the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 (for fraudulent retention of added information in the form of errors), section 44 (b) (failure to provide facts in time) and 66 (computer-related case) of the Information Technology Act, 2008, and section 5 (incorrect exchange of facts) of the Secrecy Act, 1923.
Jaiswal, an IPS officer in Maharashtra-cadre in 1985, also served as police commissioner in Mumbai during the past.
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