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Punjab 'Cash for Transfer' Case: High Court Hands Probe to CBI, Seeks Report in 2 Months.

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News18•05-10-2026, 11:11
Punjab 'Cash for Transfer' Case: High Court Hands Probe to CBI, Seeks Report in 2 Months.
- •The Punjab-Haryana High Court has handed over the investigation of the 'Cash for Transfer' and corruption allegations in government work to the CBI.
- •Allegations involve alleged money transactions in transfer-posting of government officials, tenders, and policy decisions.
- •The High Court directed the CBI to file a status report within two months and register an FIR in the matter.
- •The case came to light following a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by Advocate Nikhil Saraf.
- •The CBI had previously informed the court it had no objection to investigating if the probe was assigned to it.
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The Punjab-Haryana High Court has handed over the investigation of the 'Cash for Transfer' and corruption case to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and directed it to register an FIR and submit a status report within two months.
The case came to light following a public interest litigation (PIL) filed by Advocate Nikhil Saraf, demanding an independent and court-monitored CBI investigation into the corruption network.
The petition alleges a network involving money transactions for the transfer and posting of government officials, manipulation of tenders, favorable policy decisions, and other institutionalized bribery.




