After travel agents, CBI conducts interrogation of drivers

SI recruitment scam!

• It is being sensed that there may be more arrests in this case and there could be more startling revelations.
• The Panchkula connection has come out and let the CBI investigate it to ascertain the facts hiding in Panchkula.

jj correspondent

Jammu, Nov 06: CBI is investigating in the SI recruitment case and in this concern the drivers of two travel agencies are being questioned. Earlier their owners were questioned. In which information about many things has come out. In which it came to know who had booked the three vehicles and in Chandigarh the candidates were dropped. The CBI may make more arrests in this case in the coming days, but as of now only inquiry is going on in the matter, so that the arrest can be made after collecting all the evidences.
According to the information, the CBI probing the matter had questioned the owners of travel agencies located in the bus stand and railway station. They told the police that three vehicles had been dispatched included two tempo travellers and a balero car. All these three vehicles were booked by an officer on the pretend that his relatives have to go on tour somewhere. They were dropped in Chandigarh. They have no further information more than this. After that the drivers of the vehicles were called by the CBI. The interrogation of both continued till late Saturday night. After that they have been called again, because their interrogation has not been completed yet. They also gave a lot of information during interrogation. During interrogation, it was found that along with many candidates, their families had also gone to Chandigarh. At the place there they have been dropped the candidates and their family members, the small vehicles were there to take them. It was also revealed how the vehicles were metered. Several new things have come out in this case and being investigated. In this case, further work is being done considering the drivers as important witnesses because with them the candidates had gone outside the state.