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Right now the HC will try to bury this direction of CIC by quibbling over "third-party" etc. The bet will be that Arjun Agarwal will not go to HC. If he does, the HC will play docket games or other stuff to bury it there as well because certain things are best kept buried.
Corruption at RGNUL - both scale and duration - was enabled by a variety of stakeholders. Thing have become systemic now and institutional complicity if exposed can bring to light money trails that end up elsewhere as well.
https://indiankanoon.org/doc/192038030/