The CBI today opposed the bail plea of former Telecom Minister A Raja’s erstwhile Private Secretary R K Chandolia, saying that he is a public servant and cannot be treated on par with those granted bail in the 2G case.
After hearing arguments on Chandolia’s bail plea by various parties, including those of the CBI and his counsel Vijay Agarwal, Special CBI Judge O P Saini reserved his order on the plea.
“Put up for order at 4 PM tomorrow,” the jugde said.
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