I produce below
4 documents that establish the fraud being committed on the Delhi High
Court by the Railway Ministry in the captioned matter as part of the
collusion between Government counsel, General Electric and Montek
Ahluwalia.
All four documents were filed on record in WP Civil 1280/ 2012 and are annexed to an affidavit dated 14 January 2013 filed on behalf of the Railway Ministry (placed in volume 13 of the court record).
The first is a letter allegedly written by G K Gupta from the Railway Board to the Chairman of RITES Ltd on 27 December 2012. This letter does not disclose the exact nature of the complaint in the writ petition regarding Vinod Sharma. A copy of the writ petition is not supplied to RITES and instead RITES is misled that "The contents of Writ Petition are posted onwebsite of Delhi High
Court ".
This letter is not on the usual letterhead of the railway board (see the specimen letterhead attached). This document appears to have been fabricated and may not exist in the Railway Board files.
RITES then sends a reply citing irrelevant documents and misrepresenting the facts concerning Vinod Sharma's role in the Marhowra locomotive factory project.
The RITES letter is then used to file a false affidavit in court to mislead the court on this issue.
This fraudulent strategy was devised by Mr A S Chandhiok, Mr Rajiv Mehra, Mr P K Sharma (CBI counsel), all government counsel acting in collusion with the counsel purporting to represent GE without proper authority documents.
All four documents were filed on record in WP Civil 1280/ 2012 and are annexed to an affidavit dated 14 January 2013 filed on behalf of the Railway Ministry (placed in volume 13 of the court record).
The first is a letter allegedly written by G K Gupta from the Railway Board to the Chairman of RITES Ltd on 27 December 2012. This letter does not disclose the exact nature of the complaint in the writ petition regarding Vinod Sharma. A copy of the writ petition is not supplied to RITES and instead RITES is misled that "The contents of Writ Petition are posted on
This letter is not on the usual letterhead of the railway board (see the specimen letterhead attached). This document appears to have been fabricated and may not exist in the Railway Board files.
RITES then sends a reply citing irrelevant documents and misrepresenting the facts concerning Vinod Sharma's role in the Marhowra locomotive factory project.
The RITES letter is then used to file a false affidavit in court to mislead the court on this issue.
This fraudulent strategy was devised by Mr A S Chandhiok, Mr Rajiv Mehra, Mr P K Sharma (CBI counsel), all government counsel acting in collusion with the counsel purporting to represent GE without proper authority documents.
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