Rejecting the objections of almost all the accused, a Delhi court trying the 2G

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spectrum allocation case today allowed CBI's plea to submit to it more documents, including the communications between Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) and Department of Telecom (DoT), as evidence.

Special Judge O P Saini allowed the agency's plea to submit to the court additional documents, acceding to Special Public Prosecutor U U Lalit's argument that former Telecom Minister A Raja has already been allowed to take three out of the four sets of documents sought to be placed by the agency on the court's record.

"In view of the .... Fact that all documents, barring one, have been sought to be placed on record by accused A Raja and his application has been allowed, I do not see any reason for declining the CBI prayer as far as item number 2 (iii) (one particular set of document in the list) is concerned.

"In view of the facts and circumstances of the case and the law applicable on the subject, the prayer is allowed and documents are allowed to be placed on record," the court said.

Most of the accused had opposed CBI's plea for placing the additional documents to the court arguing why CBI did not place them despite having them in their possession.