Chandigarh: The Punjab High Court and Haryana have directed the registration in general to submit a report that explains why there was no final decision taken against Judicial Officers Hemant Gopal suspected of taking a bribe of Rs 40 Lakh to release the defendant in the embezzlement of FCI rice fraud in 2013.
Gopal was charged In the investigation report on March 31, 2018 and was in suspension since then.
Justice Arvind Singh Sangwan has passed orders looking for status reports when hearing the application submitted by the former Punjab Mla Mangang Rai Bansal because it still operates with the same fraud.
He was punished on April 20, 2013, by the CBI court specifically in Patiala.
At that time, the Punjab Judicial Services Officer Gopal was to present the CBI court officer who sentenced Rai.
In his request to find remains in his belief, Rai argues that additional districts & sessions of judges, CBI, Patiala (currently in suspension), Hemant Gopal, who had punished him, was found guilty of the officer investigation officer.
-Cum-district & judge sessions in Panchkula, RAI request reports on March 31, 2018.
The next RAI advisor argues that it is a well-established fact that the Gopal, as a special CBI court judge, has received illegal satisfaction from Rs 40 Lakh from Co-Distigh Parminder and demands Rs 1 Crore from him and others.
“Singh was released because he had paid illegal satisfaction of Rs 40 Lakh, while the applicants and was accused of being punished because they did not pay any amount to him,” Counsel who represents former MLA believes, while looking to stay in his belief.
After hearing the request, HC issued a notification to the CBI to submit a reply to the dispute submitted by Rai and requested a Registrar General HC regarding the actions taken against the former CBI judge after his indictment in the question report.
Rai was punished and sentenced to seven years in prison in the rice scam where the CBI has registered a case in the direction of HC.
HC looks for reports about suspended judges for RS 40L bribes
