CBI DIG Sanjiv Gautam, who is facing an internal inquiry after a retired civil servant whom he arrested committed suicide along with his family, was on Wednesday repatriated to his parent cadre of Customs and Central Excise. On September 27, B K Bansal was found dead with his son at his apartment in Madhu Vihar in east Delhi. The former director general, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, 60, and Yogesh, 31, left behind several suicide notes. The deaths came two months after Bansal's wife Satyabala, 58, and daughter Neha, 28, ended their lives in the same manner. However, the CBI internal inquiry against him will continue. Gautam's tenure in central deputation ended in November after the Union government refused to give him an extension. However, he was not relieved by the CBI on the grounds that he was supervising the investigations in the 2G spectrum allocation scam case. Gautam, a 1995-batch IRS officer of Customs and Central Excise service, joined the CBI on lateral shift basis on May 27, 2014, in Chandigarh. He shifted to Delhi and began working with its anti-corruption unit in October 2014. In April 2016, he was given the supervision of the 2G spectrum case after his predecessor was transferred. He was repatriated on November 10 but was not relieved by the CBI until Wednesday.