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After Kejriwal’s discharge, CBI to seek relief in Delhi high court

CBI to move Delhi high court against relief to Arvind Kejriwal in excise policy case

PGurus Newsdesk - February 27, 2026

15 bank accounts allegedly used to route fraudulent funds

9 arrested in Rs 1,500-crore multi-state cyber fraud case

Agency conducts searches at Ambani’s residence and RCOM offices after Bank of Baroda complaint alleging diversion and misutilisation of loan funds; ED also questions him in related money-laundering probe

CBI raids Anil Ambani’s home, Reliance Communications over Rs.2,220 crore bank fraud

After obtaining mandatory prosecution sanction as per SC directive, the Enforcement Directorate asks the special PMLA court in Delhi to proceed with trial against the former Finance Minister

ED files prosecution sanction against P Chidambaram to expedite trial in Aircel-Maxis scam and INX-Media bribery case

Provisional attachment order issued under PMLA as probe into alleged bank fraud by Reliance Communications deepens; total attachments reach Rs.15,700 cr

ED attaches Anil Ambani’s ‘Abode’ worth Rs.3,716 crore

How did protesters get Petrol bombs? Who aided them?

Chennai Police acted with restraint; How did protesters get Petrol bombs?

Team PGurus - January 23, 2017 11

If Jammu & Kashmir had been divided along linguistic basis, would it have been better?

Jammu & Kashmir: Some Hard Facts

Hari Om - September 26, 2016 0

A rash of murders has Chennai residents on the edge

Has Chennai become Murder Capital of India?

Team PGurus - June 30, 2016 0

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