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Rajaiah's Bail Rejected
By: Tupaki Desk | 19 Nov 2015 7:02 AM GMT
The bail plea of former Congress MP Siricilla Rajaiah and his wife Madhavi in the case of their daughter-in-law Sarika's death, was rejected by a court in Warangal .
The couple were applied for bail in the court on November 6 after they were remanded to 14 days of judicial custody . Court after hearing the petition rejected it citing reason as investigation is progress on the case.Siricilla Rajaiah's daughter-in-law and his three grand children were found dead in a fire mishap at their home in Warangal town in early hours few days back.
Sarika, who was living separately, with her three children Abinav, Ayan, and Sriyan were reduced to ashes.It may be mentioned here that Sarika had lodged a complaint with the Begumpet police against Rajaiah, his wife Madhavi and son Anil and also Sana alleging they were torturing her physically and mentally.Warangal police registered a case of abetment to suicide and cruelty against Rajaiah, Madhavi and their son Anil.
Sarika's husband Anil Kumar is the prime accused in the case and will be produced before the court on Thursday.
The couple were applied for bail in the court on November 6 after they were remanded to 14 days of judicial custody . Court after hearing the petition rejected it citing reason as investigation is progress on the case.Siricilla Rajaiah's daughter-in-law and his three grand children were found dead in a fire mishap at their home in Warangal town in early hours few days back.
Sarika, who was living separately, with her three children Abinav, Ayan, and Sriyan were reduced to ashes.It may be mentioned here that Sarika had lodged a complaint with the Begumpet police against Rajaiah, his wife Madhavi and son Anil and also Sana alleging they were torturing her physically and mentally.Warangal police registered a case of abetment to suicide and cruelty against Rajaiah, Madhavi and their son Anil.
Sarika's husband Anil Kumar is the prime accused in the case and will be produced before the court on Thursday.
