A tweet by Soma Dutta criticizes the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for not taking action against criminals in the SSR case. The tweet questions the agency’s independence and whether its officers are working in collusion with the culprits.
A cent investigating agency is constitutionally so powerful that tey independently can take action against any kind of criminals if t officers really want to@CBIHeadquarters r t officers working being part of t agency or t manipulators..??
Culprits Roam Free InSSRCase
— Soma Dutta (@SomaDut96461948) September 11, 2023
In a recent tweet, user Soma Dutta expressed concerns about the power and independence of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), an investigating agency in India. According to the tweet, the CBI has the constitutional authority to take action against any kind of criminals, whether they are officers working within the agency or external manipulators.
The tweet raises questions about the effectiveness of the CBI in tackling crime, particularly in the case of SSR (Sushant Singh Rajput), where culprits allegedly continue to roam free. The case of Sushant Singh Rajput, a Bollywood actor who died under mysterious circumstances, has garnered significant attention in India and sparked public outrage.
The CBI, as the premier investigative agency in India, is expected to carry out impartial and comprehensive investigations into high-profile cases. However, concerns have been raised about the agency’s independence and its ability to hold powerful individuals accountable.
The tweet suggests that the CBI should exercise its powers more effectively to ensure that justice is served and that criminals do not escape the law. It also implies that there may be some internal or external influence preventing the CBI from taking appropriate action.
As the tweet gains traction on social media, it is likely to fuel further discussions and debates about the role and functioning of the CBI. People will be looking to the agency for a response and clarification on the concerns raised..
