Phones of Dileep, two others must be handed over to Registrar General of Kerala HC
The Hindu
The prosecution has all rights to seek custody of the cell phones of actor Dileep and the others and to inspect them with the help of a notified agency, says the interim order passed by Justice Gopinath P.
Three mobile phones of actor Dileep, two of his brother Anup and one owned by the actor’s brother in law Suraj must be handed over in a sealed cover to the Registrar General of Kerala High Court on the morning of January 31, the Kerala High Court said on January 29, in an interim order.
The order was passed during a special hearing on the Crime Branch probe that is underway against them on the alleged conspiracy that they hatched to harm police officers who were investigating the actor assault case, wherein actor Dileep had challenged the probe team‘s demand to produce the mobile phones he had used at the time of the alleged conspiracy. Dileep and others had earlier sought anticipatory bail in the case.
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