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Custody of Nanda extended

NEW DELHI: Judicial custody of arms dealer Suresh Nanda, his son Sanjeev and two other accused in a case of manipulating evidence on alleged kickbacks received in defence deals was on Friday extended till May 9 by a special CBI court. Additional Sessions Judge I K Kochhar sent all the four accused to jail for another 14 days after they were produced before it on the expiry of their judicial custody.

Bail applications of all the accused are pending in the Delhi High Court after the trail court, on April five, had rejected their plea on the ground that they could hamper probe in the case. - PTI

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