Sippy Sidhu murder case: Court to pronounce order on evidence supplied to defence on Dec 16

The matter had come up for hearing in the CBI court on Monday, where the defence for Kalayani said they need to be supplied with all evidence that have been collected by the agency and not just documents which are favourable to the prosecution

The CBI court will pronounce its order on December 16 regarding the evidence supplied by the CBI prosecution to the defence of Kalyani Singh in the Sippy Sidhu murder case.

In the CBI court, the prosecution said that these are just tactics to delay the case and argued that all the documents, emails and messages retrieved as evidence have been handed over to the defence as available with them. (HT File)

The matter had come up for hearing in court on Monday, where the defence for Kalayani said they need to be supplied with all documents and pictures that have been collected by the agency and not just documents which are favourable to the prosecution.

The prosecution said that these are just tactics to delay the case and argued that all documents, emails and messages as retrieved have been handed over to the defence as available with them.

The prosecution added that some of the other documents and pictures as sought by the defence can’t be given as it would be an invasion of privacy, while the defence argued that they were being selective.

The court observed that an order regarding this application will be pronounced on the next date of hearing, which is December 16. Investigating Officer of the CBI, deputy superintendent of police (DSP) Ravinder Kush, has been directed to remain present in court for this.