Addl spectrum case: Court to hear arguments from March 4
20 Feb 2015 12:45 AM GMT
The special 2G court would start hearing from next month arguments on framing of charges in the 2002 additional spectrum allocation case, in which CBI has chargesheeted former Telecom Secretary Shyamal Ghosh and three telecom firms.
Special CBI Judge O P Saini fixed the matter for March 4 to begin arguments after defence counsel sought short adjournment for perusal of case records saying it was quite voluminous.
The CBI did not oppose the contentions of the counsel appearing for the accused.
“This is an important case and whatever document is needed by the defence, CBI should provide at the earliest. Once the charges are framed, I intend to take it on day to day basis and no adjournments will be granted thereafter,” the judge said.
During the hearing, senior public prosecutor K K Goel informed the court that entire records of the case was being scanned, though copies of the same has already been supplied to the accused to their satisfaction.
Special CBI Judge O P Saini fixed the matter for March 4 to begin arguments after defence counsel sought short adjournment for perusal of case records saying it was quite voluminous.
The CBI did not oppose the contentions of the counsel appearing for the accused.
“This is an important case and whatever document is needed by the defence, CBI should provide at the earliest. Once the charges are framed, I intend to take it on day to day basis and no adjournments will be granted thereafter,” the judge said.
During the hearing, senior public prosecutor K K Goel informed the court that entire records of the case was being scanned, though copies of the same has already been supplied to the accused to their satisfaction.
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