New Delhi: Supreme Court refuse hospitality on monday Subramanian SwamyThe plea was sought to prevent the Andhra Pradesh government from conducting an administrative inquiry to ascertain the lapses that led to the alleged adulteration of the ‘laddu’ prasadam of the Tirupati temple and hold officials accountable.Swamy’s lawyers said since the court had already constituted an SIT to probe the controversy surrounding the alleged adulteration of Prasadam, the administrative probe would overlap and could interfere with the investigation.Inspector General Tushar Mehta, whose officers from the CBI and Andhra Pradesh Police and FSSAI are part of the SIT, said the SIT had completed its investigation and filed a chargesheet in the case.For the state government, lawyer Sidharth Luthra told CJI Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi that the administrative investigation and criminal investigation by the SIT are being conducted in different areas and there is no overlapping issue.
