On Wednesday afternoon, rumors spread in the share market claiming that the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) had summoned several major investors for questioning over alleged insider trading, creating waves in the market.
According to CIB spokesperson Senior Deputy Superintendent of Police Shiv Kumar Shrestha, the bureau has not initiated investigations into any share market cases apart from the ongoing case involving share trader Dipendra Agrawal. Agrawal’s case is currently under trial in court, and the CIB may take statements from individuals involved or designate them as defendants as needed in connection with this specific case. Shrestha emphasized that all other reports circulating in the market are mere rumors.
Additionally, among the investors reportedly summoned by the CIB, two have confirmed to market sources that they were never called. One investor, when asked about the rumors, said with a laugh, “I am as surprised as anyone else. Friends and colleagues have been calling me, but nothing of the sort has happened.”
The CIB’s clarification aims to stabilize market sentiment and curb misinformation that has been creating unnecessary panic among investors.
This article was originally published on https://bajarkochirfar.com. Translated with the help of AI and reviewed by our editorial team.
