Satyam employee Court provides
criminated to plead his case
criminated to plead his case

A local court now granted the request of a early Satyam employee, charged in the multi-crore account rook, to plead his instance on her own.The XXI Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (ACCM) woo allowed for the request of G Ramakrishna, who formed as vice-president (Finance) in the IT firm, to comprise himself in the case.

 

Ramakrishna gave essayed the court's permit to argue on his own versus the CBI's allegements as part of audience of arguings before the framing of charges.

 

Magistrate BVLN Chakravarti, while permitting the application, asked him to give an undertaking by an affidavit sworn by himself that the petitioner will maintain the decorum of the court and he will not have any grievance that he was not provided with lawyer at any stage of the case.

 

The court may withdraw leave (permission) granted, half way through if the petitioner fails to assist the court or fails to maintain the decorum of the court properly, the magistrate said in his order.

 

The ACMM court, dealing with the Satyam fraud case, has so far heard the discharge petitions of seven out of ten accused and will take up on September 6 the discharge petitions of Satyam's former MD Rama Raju, Ramakrishna and another former employee Prabhakar Gupta for hearing.