Case after 7 years, not enthused: ED ex-official Niranjan Singh

Jalandhar, December 21 Retired Deputy Director of Enforcement Directorate (ED) Niranjan Singh, who had summoned former SAD minister Bikram Singh Majithia in the alleged money laundering case against drug lord Jagdish Bhola seven years ago, is not enthused over registration...

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Updated At : 11:38 AM Dec 22, 2021 IST

Jalandhar, December 21

Retired Deputy Director of Enforcement Directorate (ED) Niranjan Singh, who had summoned former SAD minister Bikram Singh Majithia in the alleged money laundering case against drug lord Jagdish Bhola seven years ago, is not enthused over registration of an FIR in the drugs case.

Niranjan Singh, who was an inquiry officer in the case, said, “There is no reason for me to feel vindicated today. A case has been lodged after seven years.” The officer had to face a lot of trouble owing to his tough stand. — TNS

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