India's Supreme Court Dismisses Final Appeal in Bofors Case, Upholding Hinduja Brothers' Acquittal
India's Supreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging the Delhi High Court's relief to the Hinduja brothers in the Bofors case, effectively drawing a curtain on the long-running legal battle. This decision upholds their 2005 acquittal in the arms scandal.
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SC dismisses plea challenging Delhi HC relief to Hinduja brothers in Bofors case
The Supreme Court has officially closed the chapter on the Bofors payoff case by dismissing an appeal that challenged the Delhi High Court's 2005 ruling, which had previously annulled criminal proceedings against the Hinduja brothers. Advocate Ajay K Agrawal filed the appeal, but the court decided against allowing more time for arguments, finalizing the legal dispute once and for all.
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Read full article →'What's all this about Hinduja brothers, CBI?': SC draws curtain on Bofors case, rejects plea against 2005 acquittal
With Thursday’s dismissal, the last judicial challenge to the 2005 acquittal has come to an end, bringing the Bofors prosecution to its final legal closure.
Read full article →Last Shot Fired In Bofors Legal Battle, Supreme Court Dismisses Final Appeal
The bench noted that the Delhi High Court had halted the proceedings and the CBI's appeal had also been dismissed.
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