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Five corporate honchos seek bail

NEW DELHI: Five corporate honchos on Thursday objected to their arrest in the 2G spectrum allocation case and told the Delhi High Court that “mere apprehension” of their tampering with the evidence was not a “good enough” ground to “trample” their personal liberty. — PTI

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