The CBI 'fixing' row: Only one name given by CVC panel to the government - NewsX
- 5 years ago
A controversy has erupted over the appointment of an Additional Director in CBI after Government and Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) locked horns over the choice of an officer whose track record was under question.
The row centred around Archana Ramasundaram, a 1980-batch IPS officer from Tamil Nadu, who was appointed as Additional Director last week, after the anti-corruption watchdog CVC refused to send more than one name for the post.
Sources in the government said today that the Appointments' Committee of Cabinet (ACC) had asked for names from CVC, which decided to send only one name for the post despite receiving a panel of names of three officers from the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT).
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The row centred around Archana Ramasundaram, a 1980-batch IPS officer from Tamil Nadu, who was appointed as Additional Director last week, after the anti-corruption watchdog CVC refused to send more than one name for the post.
Sources in the government said today that the Appointments' Committee of Cabinet (ACC) had asked for names from CVC, which decided to send only one name for the post despite receiving a panel of names of three officers from the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT).
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