Officials mentioned the federal government has closed the 24-year-old multi-disciplinary monitoring company (MDMA), set as much as probe the bigger conspiracy to assassinate former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi.
The MDMA was functioning underneath the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and included officers from a number of central safety businesses.
Officials mentioned the dissolution order of the company was issued in May and the pending probe has been handed over to a separate unit of the CBI.
The company was arrange in 1998 on the advice of the MC Jain Commission for 2 years and was given an annual extension, nevertheless it failed to attain any main success.
The company, headed by a Deputy Inspector General of Police-level officer, had despatched 24 request letters to nations like Sri Lanka, the United Kingdom and Malaysia searching for data on numerous points of the case, together with banking transactions.
These nations responded to greater than 20 requests and only some had been left, he mentioned.
Sources mentioned the investigation is nearly full and the difficulty of some pending judicial requests or letter of request despatched by MDMA will now be dealt with by the CBI.
The MDMA – initially headed by a joint director-rank officer earlier than being handed over to the DIG – made no startling revelations in regards to the conspiracy in a number of nations, he mentioned.
Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated on May 21, 1991 by an LTTE suicide bomber named Dhanu throughout an election rally in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
