SC might suspend CBI's interim director M Nageshwar Rao for contempt of court in Muzzaffarnagar Shelter case, summons him

The Supreme Court has come down heavily on CBI for not following its order in Muzzaffarnagar Shelter home rape case and has send summon to then interim director M Nageshwar Rao, who might face a suspension by the apex court.

Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi has clearly stated that “We are going to take it very very seriously. You have played with order of Supreme Court of India. God help you. Never play with SCs order.”

Supreme Court while rapping the CBI has said, former CBI interim director M Nageswara Rao has prima facie committed contempt of court by transferring CBI officer AK Sharma, who was probing Muzaffarpur shelter home rape case, without taking court’s consent.

News agency ANI has tweeted that “Supreme Court seeks personal appearance on February 12 of former interim CBI director M Nageswara Rao and one other official, incharge of Director Prosecution, associated in the transfer of CBI officer AK Sharma probing Muzaffarpur shelter home case.”

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