Central Bureau of Intelligence (CBI) sleuths, on Tuesday, questioned founder and former chairman of Satyam, B Ramalinga Raju, over the multi-crore accounting fraud in the comapny.
Raju, the prime accused in the Satyam fraud case, reached the CBI office at around 9:45 am without his lawyers. He was questioned till 12:15 PM and was then allowed to leave.
The CBI had summoned Raju on Monday through a notice for further questioning into the 2008 scam.
According to sources, the CBI grilled Raju over the alleged fund diversion from Satyam Computers to some foreign countries. The CBI has sent Letters Rogatory to these unnamed foreign countries earlier and had received replies about a fortnight ago.
CBI sources say that 1 more case could be lodged against Raju if his involvement in the fund diversion is proved.
Raju was
discharged from the NIMS hospital last week, where he had been undergoing treatment for Hepatitis-C and heart problems since September.
Courtesy: INN