New Delhi: A hearing on the CBI's plea against anticipatory bail from Kolkata's former police commissioner Rajiv Kumar, accused of tampering with evidence in the Saradha chit fund scam, has been postponed for Friday in the apex court. Now on Friday, November 29 Next hearing will be held. In fact, the CBI has filed a petition in the apex court demanding the release of Rajiv Kumar's anticipatory bail. Earlier, the Kolkata High Court had given advance bail to Rajiv Kumar.

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The High Court had said that after going through all the facts presented by the CBI, it does not appear that Rajiv Kumar needs to be detained and questioned. However, along with this, the High Court had said that whenever the CBI calls for questioning, they will have to appear. Provided that the CBI will have to give notice for this 48 hours in advance. Rajiv Kumar was granted anticipatory bail on a surety of Rs 50,000.

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Earlier, the anticipatory bail petition of former Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajeev Kumar in the Saradha chit fund case was rejected by the Alipur court of Kolkata. During that time, the CBI lawyer had opposed Rajiv Kumar's anticipatory bail plea, terming him 'absconding'. The CBI had told the court that Rajiv Kumar's mobile is switched off. Even the state government does not know about their whereabouts and they are not present at their address.

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