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NEW DELHI — The Supreme Court judgment reinstating CBI Director Alok Verma on Tuesday was a strong indictment of Narendra Modi, said CPI-M adding the Prime Minister should have quit.
In a statement released after the Supreme Court judgement, the CPI-M that the apex court verdict “shows how the Modi government has subverted and subordinated every single rule and norm in the functioning of institutions like the CBI to suit its narrow political interests”, reports IANS.
“The judgement is a strong indictment of the Modi government and specifically the Prime Minister himself as the Department of Personnel and Training under which the CBI functions is in his charge.
“If the Prime Minister had a conscience, he should have resigned. This is one more reason why he and his government must be removed from office by the people in the forthcoming elections,” it said.
A Supreme Court bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi reinstated Verma as the CBI Director, setting aside the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) and the Centre’s decision to divest him of his powers to function as the head of the investigating agency.
