2G case: Raja likely to open his defence in trial soon

December 13, 2011 17:48

Former Telecom Minister A Raja, who has so far not cross examined any witness in the 2G case trial, is likely to open his defence next week by questioning his former additional private secretary Aseervatham Achary, aprosecution witness, sources said.

Raja's counsel, at the commencement of trial on November11, had told the court that he would not cross examine the witnesses until CBI files its third chargesheet and makes a statement that their probe in the case was complete.

Raja, however, had later said that he would cross examine the witnesses when they would depose on government's telecom policy.

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