The CBI conducted searches at ten places in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, including the accused’s and suspects’ offices and homes, and obtained incriminating material.Â
Three people have been arrests by the CBI over derogatory comments about SC and HC judges on social media postsÂ
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed several charges against the accused for allegedly purposely undermining judges and the judiciary via digital network on internet platforms, unfairly attributing hidden motive in the delivery of judgments/orders.Â
In an investigation into alleged offensive posts published on the internet against Supreme Court and high court judges, the Bureau Of investigation (CBI) has arrested two lawyers and a businessman. On Saturday, lawyers M Chandrasekhar Rao and Kalanidhi Gopalakrishna, as well as businessman Gunta Ramesh Rao, were arrested in connection with the cases being investigated under the instructions of the Andhra Pradesh High Court, by the CBI.Â
The CBI conducted searches at ten places in AP and, including the accused’s and suspects’ offices and homes, and obtained incriminating material. All of the defendants were brought before the Jurisdictional Court in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, and remanded in detention.Â
The three were seized by the CBI in Hyderabad and interrogated until late in the evening. According to a source familiar with the incident, they were then taken to Vijayawada and, following medical checks, were hauled before the first local court, which remanded them in judicial imprisonment for 14 days late at night. About the arrests.
The CBI conducted searches at ten places in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, including the accused’s and suspects’ offices and homes, and obtained incriminating material. All of the defendants were brought before the Jurisdiction of the court Court in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, and remanded in detention.Â
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