Additional Chief Secretary (Home) K P Bakshi clarified that a "one-page" report submitted by former state DGP Sanjeev Dayal into alleged botch up by the Raigad police after Sheena's body was first found, was "insufficient" in taking action against any senior police official.
"We have not received any authentic communication from the CBI that they have found a lapse on the part of any police official for either deliberately delaying the case or for destruction of evidence," Bakshi told PTI.
Bakshi, however, said that if evidence was found to be intentionally destroyed or if there was a deliberate effort in delaying the probe, the government will take immediate action against the erring officer.
A decomposed body in a suitcase, believed to be that of Sheena, was found by police in Raigad district in 2012.
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The bureaucrat said the Disciplinary Authority usually takes a final decision on the action to be taken.
"In the case of an IAS officer, the Chief Minister (Devendra Fadnavis) will decide what has to be done with the officer," he added.
"The last DGP (Dayal) submitted a one-page report to us. I was not satisfied with it. I said supporting documents will be needed to take action against a senior police officer. The new DGP (Pravin Dixit) has been given the responsibility now. We are expecting a report soon," Bakshi said.
Sheena was the daughter of Indrani Mukerjea, current wife of former media baron Peter Mukerjea, from her first marriage.
She was allegedly murdered by Indrani with the help of the latter's former husband Sanjeev Khanna and her ex-driver Shyamvar Rai.