Tejinder Singh Defamation Case

The Delhi High Court has sought responses from four serving Army officers on a plea filed by Lieutenant General (retd) Tejinder Singh against the trial court order, which had exempted the officers' from personal appearance in a defamation case filed by him.

These five officers, including former army chief General VK Singh, have been sued by Tejinder Singh for allegations that he offered General Singh 14 crores as a bribe for clearing "substandard trucks" in 2010.

General VK Singh, who has been sued for defamation, has been summoned to a Delhi court on July 20. General Singh, who retired last month, has been sued by Tejinder Singh, a former army officer, who allegedly offered General Singh 14 crores as a bribe for clearing "substandard trucks" in 2010.

A Delhi court will today decide whether or not to summon former Army Chief VK Singh in a defamation case filed against him by retired Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh. The court had earlier noted that it cannot draw any conclusions based on Tejinder's witnesses.

Fading away into the sunset, like many of his predecessors, isn't an option available to General VK Singh, who arguably is the most controversial Chief of Army Staff in contemporary Indian history.

The Delhi High Court today refused to direct the Centre to take back a press release of the Army alleging that Lieutenant General (retired) Tejinder Singh offered a bribe to the Army Chief in connection with a defence deal.

A Delhi court has reserved its order in the defamation case, filed by Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh against the Army Chief, till Friday. The court is expected to pronounce its order on whether General V K Singh is to be summoned on May 18.

The Delhi High Court today questioned the maintainability of retired Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh's petition, which seeks withdrawal of an alleged defamatory press release accusing him of offering a bribe to Army Chief General VK Singh to clear a defence deal. Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh had demanded that the Centre should clarify whethe...

A metropolitan magistrate hearing the defamation suit filed against Army Chief General VK Singh today pulled up petitioner Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh, a retired officer, for "overreaching and pressurising the court."

A Delhi Court is expected to decide today whether to summon Army Chief General V K Singh in connection with a defamation suit filed against him by retired officer, Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh. In the initial hearing on April 26, the court had deferred its decision.

In the defamation suit against the Army Chief, the government has been asked to explain by April 27, if it sanctioned a press release by the Army that listed a series of allegations against retired officer Lt General Tejinder Singh.

A Delhi court today took cognizance of a defamation case filed by Lieutenant General (Retired) Tejinder Singh against Army Chief, General VK Singh and four others. Tejinder Singh's lawyer Anil Agarwal later told reporters, "The court has taken cognizance of the complaint and they will take action after VK Singh's statement on April 10."

The Delhi High Court has sought responses from four serving Army officers on a plea filed by Lieutenant General (retd) Tejinder Singh against the trial court order, which had exempted the officers' from personal appearance in a defamation case filed by him.

These five officers, including former army chief General VK Singh, have been sued by Tejinder Singh for allegations that he offered General Singh 14 crores as a bribe for clearing "substandard trucks" in 2010.

General VK Singh, who has been sued for defamation, has been summoned to a Delhi court on July 20. General Singh, who retired last month, has been sued by Tejinder Singh, a former army officer, who allegedly offered General Singh 14 crores as a bribe for clearing "substandard trucks" in 2010.

A Delhi court will today decide whether or not to summon former Army Chief VK Singh in a defamation case filed against him by retired Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh. The court had earlier noted that it cannot draw any conclusions based on Tejinder's witnesses.

Fading away into the sunset, like many of his predecessors, isn't an option available to General VK Singh, who arguably is the most controversial Chief of Army Staff in contemporary Indian history.

The Delhi High Court today refused to direct the Centre to take back a press release of the Army alleging that Lieutenant General (retired) Tejinder Singh offered a bribe to the Army Chief in connection with a defence deal.

A Delhi court has reserved its order in the defamation case, filed by Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh against the Army Chief, till Friday. The court is expected to pronounce its order on whether General V K Singh is to be summoned on May 18.

The Delhi High Court today questioned the maintainability of retired Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh's petition, which seeks withdrawal of an alleged defamatory press release accusing him of offering a bribe to Army Chief General VK Singh to clear a defence deal. Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh had demanded that the Centre should clarify whethe...

A metropolitan magistrate hearing the defamation suit filed against Army Chief General VK Singh today pulled up petitioner Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh, a retired officer, for "overreaching and pressurising the court."

A Delhi Court is expected to decide today whether to summon Army Chief General V K Singh in connection with a defamation suit filed against him by retired officer, Lieutenant General Tejinder Singh. In the initial hearing on April 26, the court had deferred its decision.

In the defamation suit against the Army Chief, the government has been asked to explain by April 27, if it sanctioned a press release by the Army that listed a series of allegations against retired officer Lt General Tejinder Singh.

A Delhi court today took cognizance of a defamation case filed by Lieutenant General (Retired) Tejinder Singh against Army Chief, General VK Singh and four others. Tejinder Singh's lawyer Anil Agarwal later told reporters, "The court has taken cognizance of the complaint and they will take action after VK Singh's statement on April 10."