Satyam case verdict deferred till March 9


A special court Tuesday adjourned the much awaited judgement in the multi-crore rupee Satyam scam till March 9, 2015. The court was expected to pronounce Tuesday the verdict in what is billed as the country's biggest accounting fraud that had left the corporate world stunned in 2009.




     All 10 accused including the prime accused B. Ramalinga Raju, the Satyam Computer             Services Limited founder and former chairman, appeared in the court Tuesday.

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