Vinita Kamte, the widow of IPS officer Ashok Kamte, killed in 26/11 terror attack, today apprehended the matter surrounding the "discrepancies" in crucial call records of the 59-hours siege in 2008 provided to her would be put on the backburner under the watch of new Mumbai police chief.

Rakesh Maria, who as joint commissioner of police (crime branch) led the probe into the terror strike, took over as police commissioner yesterday.

The call logs were of wireless conversations between the Mumbai police control room and Kamte's van on the day of his death.

Under the RTI, Vinita had sought information on the call records of the police control room on November 26, 2008 attacks. However, she had claimed to have found "serious discrepancies" in the information given to her in November 2009 and February 2010.