Days after taking over the investigation into the Vyapam scam in Madhya Pradesh , Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Saturday raised questions over the MP Special Task Force's (STF's) investigation into the case so far.
As per the sources, according to CBI, "STF's role in investigation of the scam is highly suspicious. They (STF) have done everything wrong to cover-up the case. Most of the arresting done by STF are of the students who had paid hefty amount to get admissions."
"The STF never touched the candidates who are well connected and are relatives of senior official and leaders from the state."
The CBI also believes that the suicide cases of many accused in the scam may be result of immense pressure from STF for bribe to help them in case. As per the information, STF officials were asking huge amount to save them from case.
Families of accused students had already paid big amount to secure admissions and for this many of them had taken loan or sold their lands.
Widening its probe, CBI on Friday registered five more cases in the Vyapam scam including one of murder in the mysterious death of MBBS student Namrata Damor in 2012, taking to 10 the number of FIRs lodged by it and also filed a Preliminary Enquiry in the sudden demise ofAaj Tak journalist Akshay Singh .
CBI Director Anil Sinha said the agency has registered five more cases and that it will submit a report to the Supreme Court on the status of its probe.
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