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Crime
SIT summons 75-year-old ex-ambassador Ramesh Chander in Punjab for evidence
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jalandhar
🗓 25 Aug 2026, 10:33 AM
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The Special Investigation Team in Punjab has called former ambassador Ramesh Chander, 75, to produce documents related to a probe, noting his recent stay in Belarus.
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) operating in Punjab has issued a notice to former Indian diplomat Ramesh Chander, now 75, demanding that he furnish evidence in an ongoing inquiry. Sources indicate that the SIT is focusing on matters linked to Chander's diplomatic tenure and recent overseas residence.
Chander, who served as India's ambassador to several countries during his career, is reported to have been living in Belarus before the summons. Investigators are seeking documents and statements that could clarify his activities during that period.
The move marks the latest development in a series of probes involving senior officials, underscoring the SIT's mandate to examine possible irregularities. No further details about the nature of the alleged misconduct have been disclosed.
Authorities have not commented on any potential legal consequences, and Chander has not publicly responded to the notice. The investigation remains active as the SIT continues its fact‑finding mission.
Chander, who served as India's ambassador to several countries during his career, is reported to have been living in Belarus before the summons. Investigators are seeking documents and statements that could clarify his activities during that period.
The move marks the latest development in a series of probes involving senior officials, underscoring the SIT's mandate to examine possible irregularities. No further details about the nature of the alleged misconduct have been disclosed.
Authorities have not commented on any potential legal consequences, and Chander has not publicly responded to the notice. The investigation remains active as the SIT continues its fact‑finding mission.