Sir, as a leader of the Bar and our team of Law Officers, I had expected guidance from you Sir, in discharge of my professional duties, notwithstanding the fact that we deal matters entrusted to us independently. Having reflected upon what is being debated in public domain for a past couple of days and, more particularly, since the morning of last Friday, with a very heavy heart, I am constrained to address this letter to you to make the record straight and take the liberty of reminding you of the facts which are within your knowledge and of which corroboration exists.The trigger point of this letter is the remark made by you to me, on Friday 26th April, 2013 inside the Gentlemen's Cloak room of the 2nd floor, when you asked me "Harin, Why are you so angry with me" and I politely replied to you. You further remarked that "you did not contradict me in Court". Sir, you are aware that on the contrary, the truth is otherwise. It was I, who did not contradict you in Court.You will kindly re

Harin Raval

Harin Raval

Harin Raval

'I feel that I am sought to be made scapegoat'