Competitors Commission of India has actually denied Google's allegation of dripping personal reportsThe Competitors Commission of India (CCI) on Monday rejected dripping any personal reports as alleged by Google LLC through a plea in Delhi High Court.CCI through Senior Citizen Advocate N Venkataraman told Court that the leak being alleged by Google is not from the CCI and no secret information regarding the investigation has actually been leaked from the commission.A bench of Justice Rekha Palli handled record the statement made by CCI and said nothing made it through in the matter.The court while getting rid of the matter given liberty to Google to approach the Delhi High Court in case of any additional leak in the media on confidential aspects of the investigation.Earlier, Senior citizen Supporter N Venkataraman appeared for CCI in the matter had actually stated that Google ought to take legal action against media homes that published so-called private reports in case of any damages.

We strongly condemn the accusations levelled by Google on a federal government body.

There is no single proof that we have done it, submitted the Senior Advocate.Senior Supporter Abhishek Manu Singhvi appeared for Google LLC and sent that CCI is routinely leaking reports, a protective order is required, there is a direct leak of the private report, which protests the guidelines.

This is occurring constantly, then what is the need for this privacy requirement? There is a complete rejection of natural justice, Mr Singhvi added.Senior Advocate Arun Kathapalia also appeared in addition to Mr Singhvi for Google who is the petitioner in the matter.Tech huge Google recently had actually submitted a writ petition in Delhi High Court declaring a personal interim fact-finding report sent by the Director General's office to the Competitors Commission of India relating to an ongoing investigation into Google's Android mobile phone contracts was dripped to the media.Google in a press declaration specified that, on September 18, 2021, a personal interim fact-finding report was submitted by the Director General's office to the Competitors Commission of India associating with an ongoing investigation into Google's Android smartphone contracts was leaked to the media.

Google has not yet gotten or evaluated this confidential report, the statement stated.Commenting on the petition with the high court, a Google spokesperson stated, we are deeply concerned that the Director General's report, which contains our confidential information in an ongoing case, was leaked to the media while in the CCI's custody.