New Delhi: Karnataka High Court Chief Justice PD Dinakaran who is facing charges of encroachment will get a chance to defend himself. A three-member team by the Survey of India will visit Chennai on the December 30 to probe into the allegations.
The team will also give an opportunity to a representative of Justice Dinakaran to place all material and evidence to prove the judge's stand that he or his family members have not encroached on government land.
The date of the field visit will be finalised in consultation with the revenue authorities. Sources say, the team will initially hold discussions with revenue authorities, and examine revenue records.
The team will also give an opportunity to a representative of Justice Dinakaran to place all material and evidence to prove the judge's stand that he or his family members have not encroached on government land.
The date of the field visit will be finalised in consultation with the revenue authorities. Sources say, the team will initially hold discussions with revenue authorities, and examine revenue records.
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