Samajwadi Party leader Naresh Agarwal on Wednesday said the truth regarding CBI Director Ranjit Sinha, who is under fire for protecting coal scam accused, will be out soon.
"Had they met in their office, then no problem would have raised. If things are coming from sub-judice, then let it come. Slowly, everybody's truth will come out," Agarwal told ANI here.
The Supreme Court yesterday issued a notice to the CBI Director asking him to respond within ten days to the allegations of protecting some of the accused involved in the coal scam.
The apex court had issued the notice to the CBI Director on a plea that sought his removal from the post and a SIT probe against him for allegedly protecting the accused in the coal scam.
The Supreme Court has posted the matter for further hearing on September 19.
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