Delhi Police is set to expand its probe into the 2008 'cash-for-vote' scam and could possibly question Rajya Sabha MP Amar Singh whose "aide" Sanjeev Saxena was arrested in connection with the case. The investigators have sent a letter to the Union Home Ministry in which they are understood to have sought its views and directions to question Singh and another MP. "We have sent a letter to the Home Ministry," a senior police official said.
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