Serious self-doubt grips Delhi police as Raj Kundra says he enjoyed their interrogation!
GN Bureau | June 6, 2013
The Delhi police interrogated Raj Kundra, owner of Rajasthan Royals team of IPL on June 5. After 12 hours of interrogation, Kundra stunned everybody, more so the Delhi police, when he said he kind of loved it! Here's the full text of Kundra's tweet: "It's been a long tiring day. Kudos to Delhi crime branch Mr Sanjeev Yadav DCP, Mr Manishi Chandra ACP, Mr Srivastav CP, Mr M M Oberoi for their fantastic in-depth operation into this whole spot-fixing saga! a special mention to inspector Tyagi whose real-life encounters and experiences were eye-opening. A real supercop. In a funny way loved today."
Now, you will understand why the Delhi police is in the grip of a confidence crisis. It's not a great reflection on their interrogation skills, is it? It is wondering: Did we interrogate him or entertain him?!
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