Appeal to Supreme Court; Dileep sought legal advice

Kochi: The Supreme Court has rejected the plea of ​​actor Dileep to quash the conspiracy case against him. The junior lawyers are of the opinion that an appeal should be made. But that is not the case. What Raman Pillai says: Subsequently, senior advocate of the Supreme Court Mukul Rohtagi was consulted. A decision will be made within two days.
The Crime Branch has completed the rest of the investigation except for the interrogation of Kavya, so there is no need to file an appeal. Raman Pillai’s opinion. If there is any contradiction from the Supreme Court, it will affect the whole case. His assessment is that questioning Kavya would not be harmful either. CBI It is also being considered to file an appeal only after requesting an inquiry.
Dileep was named as the first accused in the case following the revelation of director Balachandra Kumar. Dileep and his brother Anoop and sister-in-law TN were released on bail in the case. According to Balachandra Kumar, Suraj, his cousin Appu and his friend Baiju Chengamanadu conspired to endanger the investigating officers. Hoteliers Sarath and Sai Shankar are also on the list. The High Court rejected Dileep’s contention that there was personal animosity behind the case. Although the conspiracy charge cannot be based on the conversation at home alone, the High Court held that the FIR, the report of the complainant, the investigating officer Baiju Paulus, and the statements made by Balachandra Kumar, on the basis of the allegation that the accused had agreed to attack the investigating officer, would be clear. Dileep has not been able to substantiate his claim that the case was malicious. The argument that no preliminary investigation was conducted was also rejected.