Gullible investors trapped due to their own greed: CBI chief Anil Sinha
14 Dec 2014 12:31 AM GMT
“They (investors in ponzi schemes) are not suffering because CBI is not investigating these cases. They are suffering because of other reasons,” he said.
The CBI chief was asked whether he would like a policy where the agency is allowed to take up probe cases of ponzi scam in which majority of investors come from poor and lower middle class sections rather than wait for state governments. “If we have to fight corruption, there is a fundamental requirement that we have to fight our greed.
When gullible people get trapped in such schemes, they are trapped because of their own greed...If we have to fight corruption, we have to have control on ourselves,” he said at the Aaj Tak Agenda.
The 1979-batch IPS officer, who took charge of the agency on December 3, said he would not like to interfere in the work of other agencies who are mandated to probe such cases.
The CBI chief was asked whether he would like a policy where the agency is allowed to take up probe cases of ponzi scam in which majority of investors come from poor and lower middle class sections rather than wait for state governments. “If we have to fight corruption, there is a fundamental requirement that we have to fight our greed.
When gullible people get trapped in such schemes, they are trapped because of their own greed...If we have to fight corruption, we have to have control on ourselves,” he said at the Aaj Tak Agenda.
The 1979-batch IPS officer, who took charge of the agency on December 3, said he would not like to interfere in the work of other agencies who are mandated to probe such cases.
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