During the hearing, Dehadrai also addressed the Court and said he had directly witnessed conversations between Moitra and Misra.
“Misra would write her (Moitra’s) speeches and explain what kind of allegations to make,” he said.
However, the Court said,
“Once the Plaintiff says he has same ideology as the Prime Minister, it is over no?”
Dehadrai went on to say Misra had committed treason. He also said that he will place on record the CBI complaint which will reveal Misra’s involvement.
“The matter may be listed tomorrow so that he can place on record his CBI complaint,” Dehadra’s counsel advocate Raghav Awasthi said.
“We will come after lunch, not even tomorrow. There are specific finding against this gentlemen,” Dehadrai contended.
The Court then posted the case for further hearing at 2.30 pm today.
The counsel representing the ANI, Advocate Siddhanth Kumar it had only reported on legal proceedings and Dehadrai’s interview to the news agency was part of that.
“We asked him (Dehadrai) questions about the inquiry because he was the complainant. I am only concerned about that. I am not concerned with other statements,” Kumar said.
The Court made it clear that it will not gag media.
Source: Barandbench
