Moinabad farm house operation: Three BJP agents produced before court
Hyderabad: The ACB Court asked the police to issue a notice under Section 41 CrPC and rejected the appeal for remand of the three persons arrested for allegedly trying to lure the TRS (BRS) MLAs into BJP party fold. The court observed that there is no evidence against them at this juncture and hence the […]
Hyderabad: The ACB Court asked the police to issue a notice under Section 41 CrPC and rejected the appeal for remand of the three persons arrested for allegedly trying to lure the TRS (BRS) MLAs into BJP party fold.
The court observed that there is no evidence against them at this juncture and hence the charges invoked under Prevention of Corruption Act are not applicable.
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The three persons-Ramachandra Bharati alias Satish Sharma, native of Faridabad, Nanda Kumar, a businessman from Hyderabad, and Simhayaji Swamy of Tirupati – were caught from a farmhouse at Aziznagar, Moinabad by the Cyberabad police on Wednesday night. The TRS (BRS) legislators had passed on information to the police about the three and their efforts to lure them into the BJP.
In his complaint made to the Moinabad police, Tandur MLA Pilot Rohith Reddy said he was offered an amount of Rs.100 crore apart from Central government civil contract works and other prominent positions for monetary benefits for switching over to the BJP. He alleged that he was indirectly warned of criminal cases and raids by ED and the CBI if he did not join BJP.
Based on the complaint, the police booked a case under Sections 120-B, 171-B r/w 171-E 506 r/w 34 IPC & Sec 8 of Prevention of Corruption Act-1988 and shifted the detained persons from the farmhouse to the Shamshabad (rural) police station where they were questioned the whole day by top officials of Cyberabad police.
In the evening, their arrest was recorded and they were produced before the ACB Judge at Gaddianaram.
