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CBI Court postpones final verdict on Jagan's Bail to Sep 15 !
By: Tupaki Desk | 25 Aug 2021 9:31 AM GMT
The case of cancellation of the bail of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy that made the public glued to their TV sets since morning was postponed.
The special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court heard the petition filed by YSRCP Rebel MP Raghu Ramakrishnam Raju on Wednesday and adjourned the final verdict to next month.
The counsels representing petitioner Raghurama Krishnam Raju and Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy have placed their arguments. After hearing the arguments, the special CBI Court had adjourned the final verdict to next month.
Along with YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's bail cancellation petition, the petition that seeks the cancellation of YSRCP MP Vijayasai Reddy's bail was also heard by the court.
The special court said the decision on both bails would be announced at the next hearing, which is next month. Both petitions were filed by Raghurama Krishnam Raju who had waged a war against the government.
Since morning a lot of debates and discussions have been going on over the final verdict of bail cancellation. The suspense over the same continues with the postponement of the hearing.
Raghurama Krishnam Raju who has been locking horns with the Andhra Pradesh government had taken his fight to the next level by filing a petition to cancel the Chief Minister's bail.
After he was arrested and later released in connection with the Sedition case, he remained silent for a few weeks and got back to his normal routine.
The Narsapur MP has even filed a petition with the special court seeking directives to cancel the bail of Vijayasai Reddy. In both petitions, RRR gave one reason that they both are violating the bail norms and they might influence the witness in their respective cases.
The special CBI court had heard the petition earlier last month and had reserved its judgement to the 25tj of August, i.e, today. The CBI counsel had made it clear that they will not make arguments in the bail row and it is upto the court to take a call on whether or not to cancel the bail of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.
The special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court heard the petition filed by YSRCP Rebel MP Raghu Ramakrishnam Raju on Wednesday and adjourned the final verdict to next month.
The counsels representing petitioner Raghurama Krishnam Raju and Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy have placed their arguments. After hearing the arguments, the special CBI Court had adjourned the final verdict to next month.
Along with YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's bail cancellation petition, the petition that seeks the cancellation of YSRCP MP Vijayasai Reddy's bail was also heard by the court.
The special court said the decision on both bails would be announced at the next hearing, which is next month. Both petitions were filed by Raghurama Krishnam Raju who had waged a war against the government.
Since morning a lot of debates and discussions have been going on over the final verdict of bail cancellation. The suspense over the same continues with the postponement of the hearing.
Raghurama Krishnam Raju who has been locking horns with the Andhra Pradesh government had taken his fight to the next level by filing a petition to cancel the Chief Minister's bail.
After he was arrested and later released in connection with the Sedition case, he remained silent for a few weeks and got back to his normal routine.
The Narsapur MP has even filed a petition with the special court seeking directives to cancel the bail of Vijayasai Reddy. In both petitions, RRR gave one reason that they both are violating the bail norms and they might influence the witness in their respective cases.
The special CBI court had heard the petition earlier last month and had reserved its judgement to the 25tj of August, i.e, today. The CBI counsel had made it clear that they will not make arguments in the bail row and it is upto the court to take a call on whether or not to cancel the bail of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.
