An anti-corruption court has ordered the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) to produce the case diary pertaining to the bar licence bribery case in which former Kerala Minister K.M. Mani was allegedly involved. <br/><br/>The court granted time for the complainants till 16th of February to state their objections to the Vigilance report that cleared Mr. Mani of all charges in the politically contentious scam.<br/><br/>Writer and social activist Sarah Joseph filed the first objection petition stating that the VACB's further investigation in the case 'was a single-minded exercise to prove the innocence of Mr. Mani.