MTNL Commonwealth Games graft case closed

NEW DELHI: A special CBI court has accepted CBI's closure report in a 2010 Commonwealth Games graft case related to alleged cost inflation of nearly Rs 400 crore by MTNL and a private firm in setting up broadcast network for the Games. The court accepted CBI's closure report saying no evidence could be found against the accused persons and no loss was caused to the state exchequer.

"The investigation conducted by the CBI does not reveal any incriminating evidence against any of the accused persons, therefore, the closure report filed by the CBI is accepted," Special CBI Judge Madhu Jain said.

The case was registered by the CBI in 2011 against former chairman and managing director (CMD) of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) RSP Sinha, its other officials and some officials of HCL Infosystems Ltd. The CBI, in its closure report, had said it could not be established that MTNL had awarded the project work to M/s HCL in an arbitrary manner and the tender was tailored in a manner that only suited one bidder—M/s HCL and Cisco consortium was not sustainable.

"No loss to the government exchequer and corresponding wrongful gain to M/s HCL Infosystems Ltd have been found during investigation," the CBI had said in its closure report. It had also said no mens rea (guilty mind) has been found against any official of MTNL, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (MYAS) and Department of Telecommunications.

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