Today, the Supreme Court pulled up Sukesh Chandrasekhar for filing a plea seeking an extension of time to meet and consult his lawyers in the Mandoli jail in Delhi.

A division bench of Justices Ajay Rastogi and Bela M Trivedi said visitation is already being provided to Chandrasekhar as per prison rules.

"You give the name of the lawyers, we will ask the jail authorities to allow your lawyers to stay in the jail. What kind of statement you are making in this court? Do you want a privilege in jail? the bench remarked.

The counsel for Sukesh Chandrasekhar submitted before the Hon'ble Court that 28 cases are pending against his client in six cities and more than 10 lawyers have been engaged.

According to jail rules, only 30 minutes twice a week is being given to meet lawyers, which is not sufficient, his lawyer said, adding his client's right is being contravened.

The top court then said in its order, "It is not in dispute that visitation is provided to the petitioner in compliance of jail rules. What is being prayed for is extraordinary relief which is not permissible." A prisoner is allowed two interviews (meetings) every week with his relations or friends for half-an-hour duration, according to jail rules.

Sukesh Chandrasekhar and his wife are in jail on charges of alleged money laundering and cheating several people.