The CBI has received a fresh set of documents from Italian law enforcement agencies in the AgustaWestland chopper scandal involving former IAF chief S P Tyagi.
CBI sources said that the agency may soon get complete copies of transcripts of phone conversations of middlemen, which were intercepted by Italian agencies, during the next hearing of the case which is scheduled for September 17 in Milan.
Without revealing contents of the fresh set of documents, the sources said the agency will study them and see how they would buttress its case. The sources said a set of over 40,000 documents related to contours of money trail has already been received by the CBI from the Italian court after the Defence Ministry became a party in the ongoing case in the European country.