New Delhi, Aug 30: Lawyer Shanti Bhushan today alleged some minister or a “very powerful” Congress leader could be behind the circulation of the CD containing purported conversations between him and political leaders Mulayam Singh Yadav and Amar Singh.
His remarks came against the backdrop of Delhi Police filing a closure report in a city court claiming that the CD was “not doctored or tampered with” as alleged by him.
“Somebody very high up, either some minister or a very powerful Congress politician is behind the fabrication of this CD and that is the reason why Delhi Police is not investigating the matter properly,” Bhushan said.
He said the first thing police should have done was to go and record a statement from Yadav as to whether any such conversation took place or not.
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