2G case: Sanjay Chandra questions key witness

September 18, 2012 18:55

Unitech Ltd Managing Director (MD) Sanjay Chandra, an accused in the 2G spectrum case, today cross-examined a former top telecom official in a Delhi court saying he was the "brain" behind the decisions on the allocation of radio waves.

However, A K Srivastava, a former Deputy Director General (AS) of Department of Telecom (DoT), refuted the allegations put forward by Chandra's counsel that the non-recording of "dissenting note" by him on the issues relating to the policy for allocation of the spectrum suggested that he was the "brain" behind the entire episode.

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