NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has expressed displeasure over the delay in the state government's counter-affidavit in the plea filed by MLA Antony Raju in connection with the 1990 evidence (mainour) tampering case.

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The court asked if the government is colluding with the accused. The government was also directed to submit a counter affidavit within four weeks. Antony Raju approached the Supreme Court questioning the High Court order to take further action in the -mainour tampering case. The case alleges that Antony Raju, while a lawyer, had tampered with the mainour kept in the court to save Australian citizen Andrew Salvatore, who was accused in a drug case.