UPSC aspirants’ death in Delhi: No justification for further probe, CBI tells Delhi court

“There is no justification for any further investigation as all material evidence has been collected and examined from all relevant angles,” the CBI said.

In the protest petition, Anand had said that the CBI had not “conducted a free and fair investigation,” alleging that the probe was conducted in a “sham and casual manner.”

The petition said that the “CBI had not seized the sanctioned building plan for educational occupancy” and had not investigated the case from all angles as per directions of the Delhi High Court. “CBI has not even investigated the aspect of the basement having a lift-lobby and car-lift as per the occupancy-cum-completion certificate,” it said.

According to the chargesheet filed by the CBI, under enforcement action, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) sealed 52 basements between August 4 and September 4, 2024, including those used by coaching centres, libraries, and private offices.

In its submissions, the CBI said that they filed the supplementary chargesheet last April against Abhishek Gupta, partner of M/s Rau’s IAS Study Circle; Arnav Kumar Dutta, Junior Engineer, MCD, Karol Bagh Zone; Udai Vir Singh, Assistant Divisional Officer (ADO), South West Division, Fire Station Dwarka Sector 6; Vedpal, Divisional Officer, South West Division, Shankar Road Fire Station; and Ashok Narang, Consultant, M/s Rau’s IAS Study Circle under sections of the Prevention of Corruption Act.