CB-CID
Coverage of CB-CID in the Nexus archive.
- Illegal sale of Palani math land: CB-CID arrests three persons
Three persons were arrested by CB-CID in connection with the illegal sale of Palani math land. The arrests occurred after a former AIADMK MLA approached the High Court seeking a CBI investigation.
- Former Palani MLA moves High Court for CBI probe into fraudulent registration of math land
K.S.N. Venugopalu Senapathi has petitioned the High Court for a CBI investigation into fraudulent registration of math land. The current investigation is being conducted by CB-CID, a Tamil Nadu government agency, but concerns about impartiality arise due to allegations against state officials.
- HC grants interim bail to Sub-Registrar Justin Manikandan Subramanian in the Palani math fraudulent land registration case
The High Court granted interim bail to Sub-Registrar Justin Manikandan Subramanian in the Palani math fraudulent land registration case. Justice K. Rajasekar ordered him to report daily to the CB-CID for a week and cooperate in the investigation. The state government noted an ongoing probe into a larger conspiracy and his involvement in two prior similar criminal cases.
- CB-CID begins probe into registration of Palani math land
CB-CID has initiated an investigation into the registration of Palani math land. A team of 15 police officers, led by Deputy Superintendent of Police Ajay Thangam, conducted inquiries in Palani.
- CPI(M) seeks CB-CID probe into deaths at Isha Yoga Centre
The CPI(M) has requested a CB-CID investigation into deaths at the Isha Yoga Centre.
- No incriminating material found in data retrieved from TNPDCL’s stolen hard disks
No incriminating material was found in data retrieved from 18 stolen hard disks belonging to TNPDCL. Police recovered 34 hard disks from the suspect in Bengaluru, and the case has been transferred to CB-CID from Greater Chennai Police.
- CB-CID to probe theft of hard disks from TNPDCL
The CB-CID has taken over the investigation into the theft of hard disks from TNPDCL, which was initially handled by the Greater Chennai Police. The case was transferred by DGP Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal.