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CBI `finds' e-mails by Jogi's son

New Delhi Nov. 24. The CBI today claimed to have found some e-mails and messages purportedly written by the son of the Chhattisgarh Chief Minister, Ajit Jogi, Amit, to his friends informing them about completion of a ``sting operation.''

Agency sources said that there was a possibility that the e-mails and messages were linked to the ``sting operation'' against the former Union Minister, Dilip Singh Judev, facing bribery charges. — PTI

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