SIT grills Kripashankar again in DA case

October 19, 2012 19:57

Former Mumbai Congress Chief Kripashankar Singh was today questioned for the second time by the Special Investigating Team, probing the alleged amassing of disproportionate assets by him.

Earlier, on October 15, the SIT had recorded Singh's statement but as this could not be completed, he was called again today to seek information regarding his properties and assets, police sources said.

Singh came alone to the police headquarters in South Mumbai, where he was questioned for several hours. A senior police official said, the Congress leader might be called again, if required.

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