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Court allows A Raja to visit Tamil Nadu<br><br>New Delhi, Aug 17: A Raja, former Telecom Minister and key accused in the 2G spectrum allocation scam case, was today allowed by a Delhi court to visit Tamil Nadu for three days.<br><br>Special CBI Judge OP Saini allowed the plea of the DMK MP to visit Tamil Nadu after CBI prosecutor did not object to it.<br><br>"Accused Raja had filed an application seeking permission to visit Tamil Nadu from today evening to Monday (Aug 20) night. Senior PP (of the CBI) has no objection to the prayer. Since the matter has already been listed on Aug 21, prayer is allowed," the judge said.<br><br>Raja, along with others, including DMK MP Kanimozhi, has been facing trial in the case for the offences of cheating, forgery, criminal conspiracy and corruption besides criminal breach of trust that entails a maximum punishment of life imprisonment.<br><br>During the proceedings, the court continued recording of statement of prosecution witness AK Srivastava, who had retired as the deputy director general (DDG) (Access Service) from the Department of Telecom (DoT).<br><br>Srivastava was shown a DoT file, containing a note dealing with a Nov 22, 2007 letter written by the then finance secretary Dr D Subba Rao to the then telecom secretary DS Mathur.<br><br>The witness deposed that in the Nov 22, 2007 letter, Rao had expressed his concern on "the rates of 2001 being followed in 2007" and had also asked the DoT to revert to him about the same.<br><br>Srivastava,samsung galaxy s4 case, whose recording of statement would continue on Aug 21, said that the then DoT official Nitin Jain had prepared a draft reply to be sent to the finance secretary but the said draft reply is not in the file shown to him.<br><br>He said DoT had sent a reply to Rao through a Nov 29, 2007 letter and the draft of the said letter was prepared in the office of the telecom secretary.

Court allows A Raja to visit Tamil Nadu<br><br>New Delhi, Aug 17: A Raja, former Telecom Minister and key accused in the 2G spectrum allocation scam case, was today allowed by a Delhi court to visit Tamil Nadu for three days.<br><br>Special CBI Judge OP Saini allowed the plea of the DMK MP to visit Tamil Nadu after CBI prosecutor did not object to it.<br><br>"Accused Raja had filed an application seeking permission to visit Tamil Nadu from today evening to Monday (Aug 20) night. Senior PP (of the CBI) has no objection to the prayer. Since the matter has already been listed on Aug 21, prayer is allowed," the judge said.<br><br>Raja, along with others, including DMK MP Kanimozhi, has been facing trial in the case for the offences of cheating, forgery, criminal conspiracy and corruption besides criminal breach of trust that entails a maximum punishment of life imprisonment.<br><br>During the proceedings, the court continued recording of statement of prosecution witness AK Srivastava, who had retired as the deputy director general (DDG) (Access Service) from the Department of Telecom (DoT).<br><br>Srivastava was shown a DoT file, containing a note dealing with a Nov 22, 2007 letter written by the then finance secretary Dr D Subba Rao to the then telecom secretary DS Mathur.<br><br>The witness deposed that in the Nov 22, 2007 letter, Rao had expressed his concern on "the rates of 2001 being followed in 2007" and had also asked the DoT to revert to him about the same.<br><br>Srivastava,samsung galaxy s4 case, whose recording of statement would continue on Aug 21, said that the then DoT official Nitin Jain had prepared a draft reply to be sent to the finance secretary but the said draft reply is not in the file shown to him.<br><br>He said DoT had sent a reply to Rao through a Nov 29, 2007 letter and the draft of the said letter was prepared in the office of the telecom secretary.