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Narsapuram MP Raghurama Krishnam Raju alleges indiscriminate beating in a letter addressed to AP High Court, AP High Court constitutes medical board [READ ORDER]

By Aishwarya Gairola      18 May, 2021 07:46 PM      0 Comments
Raghurama Krishnam Raju Andhra Pradesh High Court

The Andhra Pradesh High Court constituted a medical board on Sunday, May 16th, 2021 to examine MP Kanumuri Raghu Rama Krishnum Raju upon receiving a letter by him, alleging indiscriminate beating by CID police, Manglagiri, Guntur District.

The division bench comprising Justices C. Praveen Kumar and Lalitha Kanneganti constituted a three-member medical board headed by the "Superintendent of Government General Hospital, Guntur with the other two members being,  the Head of Department of General Medicine of Government General Hospital, Guntur and a Doctor nominated by the Superintendent of Government General Hospital, Guntur, who will examine the MP, produced before them by the Police and the examination of the accused shall be video graphed by the hospital authority.

 

The bench also stated:

“We further direct that the statement of the accused, if recorded by the Magistrate, as pleaded by the counsel for the petitioner, shall also be kept in a sealed cover and handed over to the Principal District Judge, Guntur, who in turn shall forthwith forward the same to the Vacation Officer of the High Court.”

The Petitioner requested the presence of a family member and a family doctor and his personal security guard, both of which were rejected. However, the state assured to provide him with necessary protection by the State Police, in case the accused is admitted as a patient in the hospital.

MP Raghurama Krishnam Raju was arrested on Friday, May 14th, 2021 by the Andhra Pradesh Criminal Investigation Department on charges of sedition, promoting enmity and conducting public mischief after he allegedly acted in a way that was detrimental to the prestige of the state government.

 

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