Supreme Court of India
Subrata Chatioraj v. Union of India & Ors.
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Judgment, page 19
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Investigation - Investigation by CBI - Chit fund scams in West Bengal and other States - Issuance of direction to transfer cases registered in different police stations to CBI for fair and credible investigation by this Court·- During pendency of investigation by CBI, writ petition in public interest by Union of India seeking transfer of large number 0 of other similar cases to CBI - Disposal of writ petition by the High Court seeking direction to Central Government to issue notification transferring all chit fund cases registered in State of Assam to CBI to investigate the said cases -
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