In the NEET paper leak case, the Special Fast Track Court located at Delhi Rouse Avenue Court has taken cognizance of the CBI charge sheet. Along with tightening the noose on 13 accused, the court has expressed displeasure over the media leak. Terming it extremely sensitive, the court said that it is not right at all to make public in this manner the facts which have not yet come before the court. This important decision has been given by the court of Special Judge Ajay Gupta.
The court said that it is the responsibility of all concerned including the media to ensure that there is no discrimination in the trial. Expressed grave concern and surprise when parts of the charge sheet and names of witnesses appeared in the media.
The Special Fast Track Court located at Rouse Avenue Court has expressed displeasure over the media leak, taking cognizance of the CBI charge sheet in the NEET paper leak case. The court has described the leak of the chargesheet as a 'big blow'. The court has expressed surprise at the names of witnesses appearing in the media. Special Judge Ajay Gupta said that this is a big shock for me.
Special Judge Ajay Gupta took cognizance of the agency's final report against the 13 accused. CBI told the court that some of the witnesses whose names are being published in the media may also be minors. Whose name and identity are sensitive to be revealed. The court can start hearing arguments on the charges from Thursday.
Special Judge Ajay Gupta said that it is very shocking that all the facts which are part of the charge sheet and have not been stated in the court, become public in the media. CBI has filed a 20,000 page charge sheet in the NEET UG paper leak case.
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