The Supreme Court granted bail to YSRCP member and Narasapuram MP Raghu Ramakrishna Raju, in the case filed against him by the AP CID. The SC asked RRR to submit the bail bond in a lower court and take his bail from there. However, fact remains that RRR left the Army hospital even before the bail process was completed.
RRR received first aid at AIIMS and has reached his house in Delhi. Following this, the pro-YSRCP lawyers have started questioning how a person under judicial remand can go home without submitting his bail bonds to a trial court, and without the permission of the trial court. They are also said to be considering going to court on this matter.
RRR’s lawyers are saying that the SC order clearly stated that RRR needs to submit his bail bonds to the CID court in Guntur within 10 days of him being discharged from the Army hospital. They are also saying that any hospital would give the discharge summary only after a person is discharged, and this discharge summary, along with the bail bonds would be submitted to the CID court very soon. It is now to be seen what the CID court’s response would be when all the relevant papers are submitted by his lawyers.
YSRCP circles are already saying that RRR has gotten bail by going against all laws and ethics. Surely, this looks like it might lead to several interesting political scenarios in the state.