The
Kerala
High
Court
on
Saturday
(January
29)
directed
actor
Dileep
and
two
of
his
close
relatives
(brother
Anoop
and
brother-in-law
Sooraj)
to
submit
all
their
mobile
phones
before
the
registrar
in
connection
with
the
conspiracy
case.
The
trio
has
been
asked
to
produce
their
gadgets
before
10.15
am
on
Monday
(January
31).
The
court
was
hearing
the
anticipatory
bail
petitions
of
Dileep
and
5
others
in
the
case
relating
to
allegedly
hatching
a
conspiracy
to
harm
the
investigating
officers
probing
the
2017
Kerala
actress
assault
case.
According
to
reports,
the
actor
made
efforts
to
buy
time
to
submit
the
phones
during
the
hearing
but
his
request
was
declined
by
the
high
court.
He
also
mentioned
that
none
of
his
yet-to-be-submitted
phones
was
used
by
him
during
2016-17
when
the
offence
was
said
to
have
been
committed.
While
seeking
mercy
from
the
court
he
also
claimed
that
the
police
was
trying
to
tarnish
his
image,
to
which
the
HC
responded
that
the
case
doesn't
merit
mercy.
Reportedly,
Dileep
will
have
to
submit
his
three
mobile
phones
before
the
registrar.
During
the
hearing,
the
court
stressed
that
the
accused
has
no
right
to
present
the
mobile
phones
for
inspection
on
his
own
and
the
examination
of
his
devices
(which
will
be
submitted
on
Monday)
will
be
overseen
by
the
bench.
Earlier,
Dileep
had
expressed
his
reluctance
to
submit
his
phones
to
the
forensic
lab
in
Kerala's
Thiruvanthapuram
citing
that
it
is
under
the
control
of
the
police
and
he
has
distrust
in
the
probe
team.
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women
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