Anglo-Leasing suspects, DPP clash on witnesses

Anglo-Leasing scandal suspects Deepak Kamani (right) and his brother Rashmi Kamani at the Milimani Law Courts during the hearing of the case in 2016. [File]

Two businessmen facing charges over the Sh10 billion Anglo-Leasing scandal have accused the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) of introducing new evidence through the backdoor to fix them.

Deepak Kamani and his brother Rashmi Kamani argued that the introduction of new witnesses was an afterthought after the DPP realised his case was falling apart. They said the new evidence, if allowed, would unfairly compromise their defence.