Like Salem, prisoner wants to use transistor too

The plea of a 2008 Malegaon blast accused to use a transistor inside prison on grounds that underworld don Abu Salem is being allowed to use one, has alerted the special MCOCA court.
The court has now sought a report from the Taloja Jail, on why Salem is being permitted to use the transistor inside the jail. The order was issued by the court on Saturday, after one of the accused in the Malegaon 2008 blast case, Sudhakar Udaybhan Dwivedi alias Dayanand Pandey alias Shankaracharya, filed an application seeking permission to use a transistor inside the jail.
Dwivedi made the application through his counsel advocate R.U. Jha,when the accused had appeared in the court for his formal appearance in the case.
Mr Jha said, “My client filed the application after he came to know that the 1993 blast accused, Salem uses his personal radio in prison as his medium of entertainment. All these accused who are arrested by the police in the bomb blast case are kept in a common cell or barrack, and Salem is the only accused who has one.”
“After we filed an application in the court, the court immediately ordered Taloja Jail to file a reply in the case before the next date.
The court asked the jail authorities to ascertain if Salem is using his radio in the prison with the permission of the jail authorities or with the court’s permission, and if the court had allowed him to access the radio, whether it was restricted to a certain period. The court has asked the jail authorities to file a reply in the case before May 5, the next date of the trial,” said Advocate Jha.
When contacted, Salem’s advocate said that the gangster had got the court’s permission for the radio. “We sought the permission from the Tada court in 2007,” he said.

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