Quarterly investigation reporting requires case-status disclosures to the Central Government, covering registration, prosecution, trial progress, judgments and conclusions. Quarterly reporting by investigating agencies requires the Central Bureau of Investigation and other Government investigating agencies conducting ... Summary
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Quarterly investigation reporting requires case-status disclosures to the Central Government, covering registration, prosecution, trial progress, judgments and conclusions.
Quarterly reporting by investigating agencies requires the Central Bureau of Investigation and other Government investigating agencies conducting investigations under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act to report the status of every entrusted case to the Central Government. Reports must cover the case number, registration date, charge-sheet filing date, filing court, trial progress, judgment date, and case conclusion.
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