'Deleting mobile phone messages not a crime': What Supreme Court said while granting bail to BRS leader K Kavitha
Wednesday, 28 August 2024 () The Supreme Court observed that deleting messages and formatting phones is a normal behavior, and does not amount to tampering with evidence, in response to allegations by CBI and ED against BRS leader K Kavitha. The court noted that changing phones and giving old ones to others isn't criminal conduct.
The Supreme Court granted bail to BRS MLC K Kavitha in the Delhi excise policy case, criticising the CBI and Enforcement Directorate's investigation. Kavitha, who has been in custody since March, faced allegations of involvement in a kickback scheme linked to the excise policy.
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