Archive · 10 Jun 2025
CBI Gets Custody of NCLT Deputy Registrar in Bribery Case
A deputy registrar named Charan Pratap Singh was arrested by the CBI.
He is accused of asking for money.
A restaurant owner reported that Singh wanted money related to a case the owner had with his brother.
The CBI arrested Singh, and the court granted the CBI one day to question him further based on new information gathered.
Singh's lawyer argued against further custody.
Charan Pratap Singh, NCLT Deputy Registrar, was arrested by CBI.
Singh's arrest was based on a complaint from a restaurant owner.
The complainant alleged Singh demanded money related to a pending case.
CBI sought five days of custody, citing new witness statements.
The court granted the CBI one day of custody.
- Who
- Charan Pratap Singh, the deputy registrar.
- What
- The CBI was granted custody of Singh in a bribery case.
- When
- The CBI arrested Singh on May 29.
- Where
- Mumbai
- Why
- To investigate allegations of bribery.
CBI
Singh's Defense
Custodial Interrogation
CBI
CBI sought custody to interrogate Singh based on witness statements.
Singh's Defense
Defense argued against custodial interrogation, calling it unnecessary.
- Accused
- Charan Pratap Singh
- Singh's Position
- NCLT Deputy Registrar
- Singh's Arrest Date
- May 29
- CBI Custody Granted
- One day