<p>A special CBI court on Wednesday adjourned the proceedings in two 2G spectrum allocation scam cases in which former telecom minister A Raja, DMK Rajya Sabha member Kanimozhi and several others are accused.<br /><br />The court will next hear the cases on November 7.<br /><br />The court, which has kept its verdict reserved since April 26, was expected to seek more clarifications from the parties involved on Wednesday.<br /><br />It was also expected to announce the date of judgement.<br /><br />The court, however, said it needed more time to give final shape to its verdict as the documents submitted in the cases are voluminous and technical in nature.<br /><br />Adjourning the case, Special CBI Judge O P Saini indicated that he may announce the date of verdict on November 7.<br /><br />He also issued production warrants against Unitech managing director Sanjay Chandra and film producer Karim Morani, who are accused in the cases.<br /><br />One of the two cases was filed by the CBI against Raja and others in connection with the scam about six years ago.<br /><br />The Enforcement Directorate filed a separate case later in 2014 on the basis of the CBI's case, charging Raja and other accused with money laundering of about Rs 200 crore.<br /><br />There are 17 accused, including three private companies, in the CBI case.<br /><br />In the money laundering case, the ED filed charge sheet against 19 accused, including nine private companies.<br /><br />Judgement in both the cases is expected to come together as they are related.<br /><br />The trial in the CBI case began in October 2011 and the court framed charges against the accused, including DMK chief M Karunanidhi's ailing wife Dayalu Ammal.<br /><br />Except two accused, Morani and Chandra, rest are out on bail. Morani is in judicial custody in connection with a rape case in Hyderabad.<br /><br />Chandra is in Tihar Jail in connection with several cheating cases against his real estate firm Unitech Ltd</p>
<p>A special CBI court on Wednesday adjourned the proceedings in two 2G spectrum allocation scam cases in which former telecom minister A Raja, DMK Rajya Sabha member Kanimozhi and several others are accused.<br /><br />The court will next hear the cases on November 7.<br /><br />The court, which has kept its verdict reserved since April 26, was expected to seek more clarifications from the parties involved on Wednesday.<br /><br />It was also expected to announce the date of judgement.<br /><br />The court, however, said it needed more time to give final shape to its verdict as the documents submitted in the cases are voluminous and technical in nature.<br /><br />Adjourning the case, Special CBI Judge O P Saini indicated that he may announce the date of verdict on November 7.<br /><br />He also issued production warrants against Unitech managing director Sanjay Chandra and film producer Karim Morani, who are accused in the cases.<br /><br />One of the two cases was filed by the CBI against Raja and others in connection with the scam about six years ago.<br /><br />The Enforcement Directorate filed a separate case later in 2014 on the basis of the CBI's case, charging Raja and other accused with money laundering of about Rs 200 crore.<br /><br />There are 17 accused, including three private companies, in the CBI case.<br /><br />In the money laundering case, the ED filed charge sheet against 19 accused, including nine private companies.<br /><br />Judgement in both the cases is expected to come together as they are related.<br /><br />The trial in the CBI case began in October 2011 and the court framed charges against the accused, including DMK chief M Karunanidhi's ailing wife Dayalu Ammal.<br /><br />Except two accused, Morani and Chandra, rest are out on bail. Morani is in judicial custody in connection with a rape case in Hyderabad.<br /><br />Chandra is in Tihar Jail in connection with several cheating cases against his real estate firm Unitech Ltd</p>
