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SC: Not inclined to transfer Tirupati ghee trial out of AP
By Abraham Thomas3 min read at Hindustan Times
In brief
The Supreme Court refused to transfer the Tirupati laddu adulteration trial outside Andhra Pradesh, observing that courts are immune from political statements.
The court dismissed a transfer petition filed by accused Machindra Shantaram, who claimed a politically surcharged atmosphere would prejudice his trial.
The court noted it had already constituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to ensure an impartial probe.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to transfer the trial in the Tirupati “laddu” adulteration case outside Andhra Pradesh observing that the courts are immune from political statements made in the case.
The court passed the order while hearing a transfer petition filed by one of the accused Machindra Shantaram, a Maharashtra-based dairy industry businessman and the Managing Director of Malganga Milk and Agro Products Pvt Ltd. Shantaram, who was represented by senior advocate Siddharth Dave, alleged that continuous statements made by the chief minister and the deputy chief minister have created a “”.
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