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CBI doesn't need state consent for FIR against Centre officials: SC

IndiaTimes Friday, 3 January 2025
The Supreme Court has ruled the CBI does not require state government consent to register FIRs against Central government employees, overturning an Andhra Pradesh High Court decision. The judgement held state-specific consent unnecessary for probing central offences under central legislation involving federal employees.
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