The controversy surrounding ESSAR tapes will soon reach the Supreme Court. Advocate Prashant Bhushan today said on twitter that the issue will be taken to Supreme Court to seek a thorough investigation..This would mean that a PIL is likely to be filed in the Supreme Court in the coming days..The controversy began by a letter written by advocate Suren Uppal to the Prime Minister of India, in which Uppal had given details of a tapped conversation between corporate honchos and Cabinet Ministers. These conversations towards alleged attempts at “managing” the most important institutions of the country including the Supreme Court of India..As per the letter, one of those conversations was between Mukesh Ambani and Satish Seth in 2002 wherein they are speaking about “managing” the Supreme Court of India through Pramod Mahajan, who was then the Union Telecom Minister..Another of the alleged conversations was between Satish Seth and Vyas wherein they are speaking about a bribe of Rs. 2 crore paid to a Supreme Court judge.
The controversy surrounding ESSAR tapes will soon reach the Supreme Court. Advocate Prashant Bhushan today said on twitter that the issue will be taken to Supreme Court to seek a thorough investigation..This would mean that a PIL is likely to be filed in the Supreme Court in the coming days..The controversy began by a letter written by advocate Suren Uppal to the Prime Minister of India, in which Uppal had given details of a tapped conversation between corporate honchos and Cabinet Ministers. These conversations towards alleged attempts at “managing” the most important institutions of the country including the Supreme Court of India..As per the letter, one of those conversations was between Mukesh Ambani and Satish Seth in 2002 wherein they are speaking about “managing” the Supreme Court of India through Pramod Mahajan, who was then the Union Telecom Minister..Another of the alleged conversations was between Satish Seth and Vyas wherein they are speaking about a bribe of Rs. 2 crore paid to a Supreme Court judge.