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[5] Keeping in view the submission which is made by learned senior counsel for the petitioner, Mr. M. Devananda in this matter are concerned, it is deemed appropriate to refer to Appenendix-34, High Court of Manipur (Video Conferencing Rules), 2019 in Notification dated 08.02.2019, wherein in Rule 3.6(ii) it is indicated that no other recording device is permitted except the one installed in the video conferencing room and whereas in Rule 6.9, it reveals as that the audio-visual shall be recorded at the Court point. An encrypted, master copy with hash value shall be retained in the Court as part of the record. Another copy shall also be stored at any other safe location for back up in the event of any emergency. Transcript of the evidence recorded by the Court shall be given to the parties as per applicable rules. A party may be allowed to view the master copy of the audio video recording retained in the Court on application which shall be decided by the Court consistent with furthering the interests of justice.