SHILLONG: A hearing was held before the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Williamnagar on Wednesday on a plea of the police to conduct the proceedings of case related to charge-sheet filed against Cabinet Minister Deborah Marak and Tennydard Marak ‘in camera’ . Police also wanted concealment of the names of the witnesses. The lawyers of Tennydard Marak and Deborah Marak raised objection to this and arguments were heard by the Court.The Court, however, reserved the judgment in this regard for December 1.
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