PANAJI
Shetye who was caught red handed accepting a bribe of Rs 25,000 in lieu of processing an explosives permission, had sought bail from the special court.
However, the ACB had opposed the granting of bail on grounds that Shetye was an “influential person” and that he could influence the investigation and that his custodial interrogation was necessary in order to get to the bottom of the matter.
Meanwhile, the ACB continued with the custodial interrogation of Shetye who has been remanded to five days police custody.
