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Dileep said that the prosecution's demand that the memory card containing the attack on the actress be sent for forensic examination was unnecessary. The mirror image of the memory card is in the forensic lab. Can check it out if necessary. The actor's lawyer also claimed that the actress had seen the footage on the memory card and confirmed it. Dileep had objected to the prosecution's request that the memory card be sent for forensic examination due to a change in the hash value. The scenes on the memory card and the pen drive are the same. There is no need to check how the hash value has changed. Dileep's lawyer argued that the witness needed to be cross-examined if necessary. During the hearing, Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas asked how sending the memory card for examination would affect Dileep. Need to explain how the hash value has changed? Shouldn't the investigation team decide on this? The court also orally asked why the hands of the inquest were tied. Arguments in the petition will continue on Wednesday. By the way a trial court has dismissed the plea of the prosecution seeking to cancel the bail granted to actor Dileep in the 2017 actress assault case. The prosecution argued that Dileep, who is the eighth accused in this case, has influenced the witnesses and tried to tamper with the evidence. The prosecution further claimed that they have the evidence to prove this. But the court today dismissed the plea. The survivor actress, on May 23, had approached the Kerala High Court seeking its intervention in the case to ensure justice and alleged that a move is being made to subvert the case. In her plea, she alleged, "It is an attempt to influence the politicians in the ruling alliance to end the case. Despite the evidence that accused actor Dileep's lawyers were trying to influence witnesses, they were excluded from the investigation by the probe team. It was informed that a move was being made to end the case in a hurry. This raises the question of whether this will lead to denial of justice." Earlier on May 24, the Kerala Communist Party of India (Marxist) secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan had said that the plea filed by the survivor actress in the 2017 actress assault case was mysterious and allegations raised by her against the state government were baseless.