He’s a very powerful man and has high political relevance,” Sharma told the court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Deepak Sherawat at the Saket courts complex in south Delhi. Malvinder’s lawyer Sharma told the court that he had given an affidavit in the High Court saying the money was not with him. In their application, the Dhillons told the High Court that RHC Holding had made a false claim that they owe money to the company. The High Court also reserved its order on whether to issue notice to the police on Malvinder’s plea seeking quashing of the FIR against him by the EOW. In the court of the CMM, the EOW said allegations have been levelled by Manpreet Singh Suri of RFL against Malvinder, Shivinder, Sunil and others.

Source: Indian Express October 11, 2019 22:30 UTC