Sh. Sudhanshu Kaushik, Ld. Special Judge (CBI) (PC Act) at Rouse Avenue Court, acquitted all accused charged under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, and relevant IPC provisions.
The prosecution had alleged that the accused, a 1997-batch IRTS officer and then Director of Traffic Transportation (Coaching), received illegal gratification to facilitate the hiring of railway coaches for group tours organized by M/s Rail Tour India LLP, Sh. Rajesh Champaklal Jodhani, and Sh. Kumar Vadilal Shah. The case involved intercepted calls and a purported bribe of Rs. 5 lakhs allegedly received during a trap conducted at Sharma’s residence on 22.10.2014.
After detailed consideration of arguments from both sides, the Court found the evidence insufficient to prove the charges and acquitted all accused.
Appearances:
Sh. Ravi Mohan Sharma was represented by Sr. Adv. Pramod Kumar Dubey along with a team of lawyers, while the other accused were represented by Sh. Hemant Shah and colleagues.
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Decision after a 28 years of the allegations of the bribery.
How well the Law and logic is going on. What happened about the services of the victim.? When this legal battle will come to the final version.And the justice will be available at what time of the life of the said official 😮.
Now the railways will certainly Go in to the Appeal and how long this