Court pulls up NCP MLA Ramesh Kadam for interfering with hearing

While hearing applications filed by Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) MLA Ramesh Kadam, the sessions court on Monday, asked the petitioner to be within his limits while he interfered with  the court’s proceedings. The case was being presided over by judge Govind Sanap.

The court was hearing a bunch of applications filed by Kadam as well as the jailor. One of the applications had also challenged the appointment of the prosecutor in the matter.

Kadam, who is arrested in a case of money embezzlement, pleaded the court that he should be allowed to argue in person, which the court had allowed. He had put forth his application in which he challenged the appointment of the Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) Pravin Chavan.

In his argument, Kadam claimed that the SPP was allegedly bribed. Meanwhile, when the court was about to direct the SPP to produce the required documents, Kadam interfered several times. It was then the court ordered Kadam to be in his limits.

Further, the Jailor of the Byculla prison also filed an application in the court claiming that Kadam is creating nuisance in the prison and that he should be transferred to Arthur road jail and kept in ANDA cell. The court is yet to pass orders in the same.