Tytler moves court seeking permission to go abroad
New Delhi: Congress leader Jagdish Tytler who along with businessman Abhishek Verma was chargesheeted for alleged forgery of a letter sent to the Prime Minister, today moved a Delhi court seeking permission to go abroad
Special CBI Judge V K Gupta directed the CBI to file its response to Tytler's plea and fixed the application for hearing on December 6.
“An application for permission to go abroad moved on behalf of accused Jagdish Tytler. Copy given. Put up for reply and arguments on the application on December 6,” the judge said.
During the hearing, Tytler and Verma, who is presently in judicial custody in connection with cases registered against him by the CBI and Enforcement Directorate, were present in the courtroom.
The CBI told the court that they need some time to file their response on the plea filed by the accused seeking some deficient documents filed by the agency along with the charge sheet.
The court, however, directed the CBI to provide the documents in CD form to the accused and listed the matter for further hearing on December 10.
“Put up on December 10 for supply of CD in PDF form and for reply and arguments,” the judge said.
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