SC refuses to stop media from airing diary entries

As an impact of news report that top officials of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) have met CBI director Ranjit Sinha at least 50 times in 15 months at his official residence here in Delhi, Sinha was at the centre of controversy on Tuesday with the petitioner NGO, Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL), telling the Supreme Court that visitors' entry register at is residence is "very disturbing" and contains "explosive material" in 2G spectrum allocation scam against Reliance Telecom.
The court then asked CPIL counsel Prashant Bhushan to place the 'explosive material' before it so that it can go through it and examine the issue by Thursday.
"Give the copy of the material in a sealed cover to us as well as to the counsels of the CBI and its director and we will take up the matter day after tomorrow," a bench comprising justices H L Dattu, S A Bobde and A M Sapre said.



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