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Prakash Yedhula (Lawyer)     12 December 2008

Prosecution of Corruption Cases

Prosecution of Corruption Cases



The number of persons in corruption cases registered by CBI/number of persons awarded punishment/conviction and number of cases pending trial during the last three years and the current year is as under: 











































Year






Number of persons in corruption cases registered by CBI






Number of persons awarded punishment/conviction






Number of cases pending trial






2005






4897






407






4942






2006






4666






619






6459






2007






2201






587






6673






2008 (upto30.11.2008)






1347






421






6773







               As an investigating agency, it is the endeavour of the CBI to complete the investigation of cases in accordance with law in a professional manner. At the conclusion of investigation, a report u/s 173 of Cr.P.C. is presented before the competent Court, which examines and decides the matter as per law. Conviction in the case is dependent on facts, circumstances and availability of evidence, and statements of witnesses before the Court. The CBI also endeavours through constant monitoring/supervision, to ensure that there is no delay in trial on its part.


Government does not intervene in the judicial functioning of the Courts. However, Government has set up 39 Courts of Special Judges/Magistrates in various States exclusively for trial of CBI cases.


This information was given by the Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office, ShriPrithviraj Chavan  in a written reply to a question in Lok Sabha today.




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 6 Replies

Anil Agrawal (Retired)     02 January 2010

 Great news. 

Corruption can be eradicated by YOGA says Yogaguru Ramdeo.

Ram Rajya on the anvil.

ramanathan (Legal Advisor)     25 January 2010

thanks for giving  statistical analysis of corruption cases caught by cbi. good work prakash

Anil Agrawal (Retired)     25 January 2010

 Catching is all right? What about conviction?

razvi (junio)     06 March 2010

i waznted to know when a person was takden into custody  either he was threatened with or under pressure or a thing which he donot know what he is saying  because of the  situation and application of mind donot work when  cbi arrests .  so he said something which  is not at all possible or he cannot do it. it is not in his power to do so also. this he can very well prove it.  will the court give  decidesw only on the basis of statement which he had given under custody or he will be given chance to say somehtin ing court. 

secondly the person who was taken into custody one year back and now he is on bail   neither his name figured in the fir nor any fir is filed against him till date .  so is there any law which gives such rights to cbi to arrest a person without name in the fir and sent him to jaiol 

Anil Agrawal (Retired)     06 March 2010

Statement given (exception MCCOA/TADA) to police/CBI is scrap of paper.

RAJ KISHORE VAISH (TEACHER CITIZEN OF INDIA)     14 November 2010

Dear Anil Sir Ji,

                                 You are right . We Citizens should come forward and use their powers provided under the ARTICLE 51A of the Constitution of India .We should do the same .

                                                                               Raj Kishore Vaish


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