Railway bribery case: CBI likely to quiz Bansal

May 06, 2013 21:46

The Central Bureau of Investigation is likely to seek clarifications from railway minister Pawan Kumar Bansal in connection with the alleged bribery scandal related to posting of suspended railway board member (staff) Mahesh Kumar involving the minister's nephew Vijay Singla.

CBI sources said agency is questioning Singla and his associates to understand "the role of authority which was supposed to change Kumar's discipline from member (staff) to member (electrical) and allow him to continue with additional charge of general manager (west)."

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