2G case biggest in my tenure, says CBI director
By IANS - NEW DELHI
27th November 2012 03:24 PM
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CBI Director A. P. Singh interacts with the media on completing two years tenure in office at CBI HQ in New Delhi on Tuesday. (PTI photo)
Outgoing Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) director Amar Pratap Singh Tuesday said the 2G spectrum allocation case was the biggest and most complicated in the two years of his tenure.
"...I had to handle several cases, including the 2G scam, Adarsh case, Commonwealth Games case, against high-profiled accused. Among them, 2G spectrum allocation scam was the biggest in terms of its complications," Singh said reporters here.
Singh, who retires Nov 30 after two eventful tenures as CBI director, said he could not ascribe any loss figure to 2G scam.
He also said that under his tenure, the CBI attempted to be transparent and open.
"We have attempted to be as transparent and open in the functioning. In the two years we have by and large tried to keep these commitments. My tenure was marked by complex specialised high-profile investigations to probe corruption and crime," he added.
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