A Delhi court on Saturday allowed the CBI two months' time to file a detailed reply to an application filed by a victim for certain documents relied upon by the probe agency in giving clean chit to former Union Minister Jagdish Tytler in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case. Additional Sessions Judge V K Khanna granted the request of CBI prosecutor Sanjay Kumar for being given two months' time to prepare the reply on the plea of Lakhwinder Kaur.
"There is no provision in the Criminal Procedure Code for supplying the documents sought by the applicant," Kumar claimed.
His contention that a similar application of Kaur was dismissed by the lower court was strongly objected to by senior counsel HS Phoolka who claimed the plea was allowed.
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"There is no provision in the Criminal Procedure Code for supplying the documents sought by the applicant," Kumar claimed.
His contention that a similar application of Kaur was dismissed by the lower court was strongly objected to by senior counsel HS Phoolka who claimed the plea was allowed.
with thanks : Hindustan times : link in headline for detailed news.
SikhsIndia
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