Central Bureau Of Investigation (CBI)
- Recently in October 2018, two top officials of CBIwere involved in a major feud.
- CBI isanon-statutory organisation which was established in 1963 by a resolution to investigate serious crimes related to Defence of India, corruption in high places, serious fraud and other serious crimes which have all India and Inter-state ramification.
- It derives power to investigate from the Delhi Special Police Establishment (DPSE) Act,1946.
- It acts as Interpol of India, an interface between the law enforcement agencies of India and other countries to ensure cooperation.
- It has three divisions for investigation of crime – Anti-corruption crime, Economic Offences Division and Special ....
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