The central government has taken strong exception to Maharashtra Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) chief K.P. Raghuvanshi divulging key information to the media about terror suspects and their links in Pakistan, and asked the state government for action against him, according to an official here.
The government is not happy with Raghuvanshi's loose talk and the way he is functioning, a top home ministry official said Tuesday on condition of anonymity.
The home ministry official in New Delhi said the ATS chief's statements to media have hindered the investigation process.
He added that the government has found Raghuvanshi talking to mediapersons and has asked the state government to take action against him.
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