Three CBI officers, havaldar drove wife, daughter to suicide, claims Bansal in suicide note

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New Delhi: A tainted top government official, who committed suicide along with his son Tuesday, blamed CBI officials probing the corruption case against him for the decision to end their lives.

In the wake of the allegations against its officials, CBI yesterday constituted an internal inquiry to look into them. In suicide notes purportedly written by former Corporate Affairs Director General B K Bansal and his son Yogesh, the official has alleged that a CBI DIG, two women officers and a "fat" Havaldar of the agency had tortured his wife and daughter after which both had committed suicide in July.

PTI yesterday received two suicide notes, a seven-page note purportedly written by Bansal and a two-page note purportedly written by Yogesh dated September 26, 2016, a day before their bodies were discovered in their flat here.

Murder, not suicide
Bansal alleged that the women officers slapped his wife even as the DIG abused her over phone and threatened to torture Bansal who was in CBI custody.

"This cannot be termed as suicide. It is a murder of two ladies," he said, adding that the DIG and the "fat" Havaldar should be subjected to lie detector test to know the truth.

Bansal also urged the Director CBI to probe the matter as the DIG had threatened him before the suicide of his wife and daughter that "they will be subjected to such a torture that they will ask for death but won't get it."