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Registrar hears cassettes on evidence
MUMBAI, OCT. 7. On a direction by a special court, the Registrar
today heard audio cassettes which contain alleged telephonic
conversations among the dismissed judge, Mr. J. W. Singh,
underworld don, Chhota Shakeel and the deceased lawyer, Liyakat
Ali Shaikh.
The cassettes were being heard by the Registrar to make a
transcript of the alleged conversations among the trio for
handing them over to the accused.
Mr. Singh, his lawyer and investigation officer were allowed to
be present when the Registrar was making the transcript. The work
could not conclude and will continue next week.
The Designated Judge, Mr. A.P. Bhangale, has directed the
Registrar to hand over the cassettes to the accused today.
Police claim to have recorded three telephonic talks among the
three which allegedly indicate that Mr.Singh had `hired' goons to
recover his chit fund money amounting to Rs.40 lakhs.
Mr.Singh continues to be lodged in the high security cell at the
central prison here. On October 9, the Mumbai High Court would
hear his petition seeking bail and challenging police decision to
book him under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act
(MCOCA).
- PTI
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