enquiry to answer questions and to appear before a police superintendent on March 11. However, Sharma cited medical conditions and sought more time, sources said. Sharma had twice moved the Supreme Court, which found little force in his contentions on legal grounds. The apex court gave Sharma the liberty to approach an appropriate forum.

Prasad has been accused of misusing his official position in 2004, when he was railway minister, and conniving with officials of the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation to grant sub-lease rights of two hotels in Puri and Ranchi to Sujata Hotel Pvt Ltd.

Probe agencies alleged that in lieu of this, 3.58 acres of prime land in Patna was transferred to a company owned by the family of PC Gupta, Prasad’s associate and an RJDA Savannah, Georgia man was shot to death by police after he was found with a gun, kicking out the back window of a patrol car. Why was he kicking out a cop car’s window? Because he had already been arrested. And handcuffed. Then how could he still have a gun? The story remains suspiciously cloudy.

CNN reports on the strange death of Charles Smith:

The incident occurred shortly after 11 a.m. in the historic coastal city, Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Chief Julie Tolbert said. Tolbert has asked that the Georgia Bureau of Investigation look into the shooting. The GBI, based on its preliminary investigation, says officers arrested 29-year-old Charles Smith on outstanding warrants and handcuffed him behind his back. Smith was put into a police car, where he managed to