Sangma orders probe into leak of CBI report

November 02, 2012 19:40

Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma today said he has ordered the chief secretary to probe how CBI report on alleged involvement of some of his Cabinet colleagues in teacher appointments was leaked to the media. "I am surprised how this news item has come up in the media...It is very surprising and it calls for the government to find out the source," Sangma told reporters at the sideline of a government event here.

"I have not had the opportunity to look at whatever has appeared in the newspaper, but it is something which has drawn the attention of the government. I have spoken to the chief secretary to find out how it has happened," he said.

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