SC orders govt NOT to take action against Zee editors in Jindal case

August 05, 2013 17:25

The Supreme Court has ordered the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting not to take any action against Zee News editors until further orders. The two-bench court's order -- Justice AK Patnaik and Justice Kehar Singh -- comes as a relief to the Zee Group.

Zee Group chairman Subhash Chandra and Zee editors Sudhir Chaudhary and Samir Ahluwalia were named as accused and chargesheeted in a lower court in connection with the alleged Rs 100 crore extortion bid from Congress MP Naveen Jindal's firm, Jindal Steel and Power Limited, on August 1.ource: http://www.cablequest.org/news/national-news/item/2935-chargesheet-filed-against-zee-group-chairman-subhash-chandra-and-two-zee-editors.html

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