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"Prosecution miserably failed to prove any charge": 2G Spectrum Case Judgment [PDF]

New Delhi: Former Telecom minister A Raja, one of the accused in the 2G spectrum scam cases, at Patiala House Courts in New Delhi on Tuesday. The special court has deferred hearing on the final judgment in the cases till December 5. PTI photo by Manvender Vashist (PTI11_7_2017_000088B) | Photo Credit: PTI

"There is no evidence on the record produced before the Court indicating any criminality in the acts allegedly committed by the accused persons relating to fixation of cut-off date, manipulation of first-come first-served policy, allocation of spectrum to dual technology applicants, ignoring ineligibility of STPL and Unitech group companies, non­revision of entry fee and transfer of Rs.200 crore to Kalaignar TV (P) Limited as illegal gratification. The charge sheet of the instant case is based mainly on misreading, selective reading, non­reading and out of context reading of the official record. Further, it is based on some oral statements made by the witnesses during investigation, which the witnesses have not owned up in the witness-box. Lastly, if statements were made orally by the witnesses, the same were contrary to the official record and thus, not acceptable in law."

A Special Court on December 21, 2017, acquitted former Telecommunications Minister, A. Raja, and all others in the 2G Spectrum Allocation Case.

The judgments can be read here:

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