Cattle-smuggling case: CBI points lookout discover in opposition to TMC chief Binay Mishra’s brother

The CBI has issued a lookout discover in opposition to Bijay Mishra, brother of Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief Binay Mishra and an in depth confidante of social gathering MP Abhishek Banerjee, in a cattle-smuggling case, officers mentioned on Saturday.
The company can be considering to strategy the Interpol to get a Red Corner Notice issued in opposition to Binay Mishra, who has not joined the probe, they mentioned.
The company has summoned two senior officers of the West Bengal police — an inspector basic and a superintendent of police — on Monday for questioning in reference to the case, the officers mentioned.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) named Binay Mishra as a co-accused in its supplementary chargesheet filed within the cattle-smuggling case final month.

Binay Mishra is believed to be very near West Bengal Chief Minister and TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee’s nephew, Abhishek Banerjee, the officers mentioned.

In its chargesheet filed earlier than a particular CBI courtroom in West Bengal’s Asansol, the company has already proven Binay Mishra as absconding.
On February 18, the CBI filed a chargesheet within the case in opposition to Border Security Force (BSF) Commandant Satish Kumar and 6 others for his or her alleged involvement in a cattle-smuggling racket working on the India-Bangladesh border.

The central probe company has lately questioned Abhishek Banerjee’s spouse Rujira and sister-in-law Menaka Gambhir in a separate case pertaining to unlawful coal mining and pilferage from the mines of the Eastern Coalfields Limited.