The prosecution had alleged that at the behest of Amar Naik, who died in 1996 in a police encounter, his gang members threatened the construction workers at the site in 1994 and demanded Rs 10 lakh as protection money, which was reduced later to Rs 5 lakh. The company owners informed the police about how the payment was to be made and police in plain clothes were deployed at the appointed place. The gangsters, after a tiff with police, escaped with the bundles of papers faked as currency notes held by one of the owners' man but police later arrested them, including the two convicts. The Commission recommended some suggestions and sought the public opinion on this issue so that it can prepare a final report. Apparently, with professional expertise not being a criterion for nomination as a judge, it's not just the mounting number of cases which ails the Indian judicial system.
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