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The Supreme Court Thursday transferred to CBI the investigation against former police commissioner of Mumbai Param Bir Singh over the allegations of misconduct and corruption.
A very murky affair is going on amid echelons of power on who should investigate the matter, a bench of Justices S K Kaul and M M Sundresh said.
The apex court said a thorough investigation is required to regain faith of people in the state police. 
The bench said: "We are unable to accept the contention that an FIR is registered by those who had complaints against the petitioner. We are of the view that state itself should have allowed CBI to carry the investigation.
"We are of the prima facie view that there is some concerted effort which needs the investigation by CBI. What is the truth, who is at fault how does such scenario come to prevail is something which investigation must get into. CBI must hold an impartial inquiry into all these aspects".
The top court said it was not commenting on merits of the allegations as it does not want the investigation to be influenced in any manner.
"We do not want the investigation to be influenced by the observation of this court. The High Court has treated this as a service dispute which it is not and thus we set aside the HC verdict. We allow the appeal and direct the probe into 5 FIRs be transferred to CBI with all records.
"Such transfer to be completed within one week and all officials to extend full cooperation to CBI to try arrive at the truth," the bench said.

Supreme Court hands investigation to the Central Bureau of Investigation in the case against former top cop Param Bir Singh

Singh is facing allegations of misconduct and corruption. A two-judge bench has asked the CBI to conduct an impartial probe in the case

SC hands investigation to CBI in case against former top cop Param Bir Singh

The Supreme court has transferred&nbsp;the case against former Mumbai police commissioner Param&nbsp;Bir&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;to Central Bureau of Investigation.
Singh&nbsp;is facing charges of misconduct and corruption and Mumbai&nbsp;police have filed multiple cases against him.
The two judge bench hearing the case while calling&nbsp;for a thorough and impartial inquiry by the CBI&nbsp;said that a fair probe may regain their confidence in the Maharashtra police.
The court also said that it was not commenting on the merits&nbsp;of the allegation against&nbsp;Param&nbsp;Bir&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;as it does not want the investigation to be influenced in any manner.

Singh&nbsp;is facing allegations of misconduct and corruption. A two-judge bench has asked the CBI&nbsp;to conduct an impartial probe in the case

The Supreme Court Thursday transferred to CBI the investigation against former police commissioner of Mumbai&nbsp;Param Bir Singh over the allegations of misconduct and corruption.
A very murky affair is going on amid echelons of power on who should investigate the matter, a bench of Justices S K Kaul and M M Sundresh said.
The apex court said a thorough investigation is required to regain faith of people in the state police.&nbsp;
The bench said: "We are unable to accept the contention that an FIR is registered by those who had complaints against the petitioner. We are of the view that state itself should have allowed CBI to carry the investigation.
"We are of the prima facie view that there is some concerted effort which needs the investigation by CBI. What is the truth, who is at fault how does such scenario come to prevail is something which investigation must get into. CBI must hold an impartial inquiry into all these aspects".
The top court said it was not commenting on merits of the allegations as it does not want the investigation to be influenced in any manner.
"We do not want the investigation to be influenced by the observation of this court. The High Court has treated this as a service dispute which it is not and thus we set aside the HC verdict. We allow the appeal and direct the probe into 5 FIRs be transferred to CBI with all records.
"Such transfer to be completed within one week and all officials to extend full cooperation to CBI to try arrive at the truth," the bench said.
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After Kangana&nbsp;Ranaut&nbsp;recently made&nbsp;a statement that she feared the Mumbai police force more than the 'movie mafia',&nbsp;Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut&nbsp;has reportedly asked the actor&nbsp;to not come back to Mumbai.&nbsp;
Raut slammed Ranaut&nbsp;in Shiv Sena&rsquo;s mouthpiece 'Saamana' and wrote that the actress' statement was&nbsp;shameful, considering that she makes a living in Mumbai and the&nbsp;Home Ministry should take action over it.&nbsp;
Meanwhile slamming Raut&nbsp;over his remarks, Kangana&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;why Mumbai&nbsp;feels like Pakistan occupied Kashmir?

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