Assam government has recommended CBI enquiry against 11 chit fund companies.Talking to newspersons in Guwahati today,Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi said that a CBI team will reach Guwahati tomorrow to discussion on cases registered against chit fund companies including Saradha and Rose Valley.Gogoi said that Assam government is very serious on this issue and nobody would be spared if found guilty during the course of inquiry.

He has not ruled out involvement of influential persons in the chit fund case. The Chief Minister added that government will also set up a Commission including experts from judiciary and finance, to protect the interests of the investors’ .He said that laws are being amended making its mandatory to seek permission of the state government before starting their business .It will help the district administration to access the assets of the company.

Meanwhile,state Home Secretary G D Tripathi said that a Joint Director of CBI will meet Additional DGP(CID) tomorrow to screen the cases having interstate and national ramification which may be handed over to the CBI.Assam police has overall registered 246 cases against 128 dubious companies.