Another bail petition of Asaduddin Owaisi dismissed
24 Jan 2013 7:20 AM IST
An Andhra Pradesh court Wednesday dismissed another bail petition of MIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi in a seven-year-old case of rioting and manhandling an officer.
A local court in Sangareddy town of Medak district near Hyderabad dismissed the bail plea of the MIM president, who was Monday sent to judicial custody till 2 Feb. This was the second bail petition in as many days to be dismissed by judicial first class magistrate K Maruthi Devi.
The magistrate had Tuesday pulled up the MP for not respecting the law. The court took note of the fact that Owaisi never appeared before it since 2009, though a non-bailable warrant was pending against him.
Owaisi had Monday appeared before the court, seeking recall of a non-bailable warrant pending against him in connection with a case booked against him in 2005. The court, however, dismissed his plea and sent him to judicial custody for two weeks. The MP was later shifted to a jail in Sangareddy.
Owaisi and other MIM leaders were booked by the police when they prevented the officials from demolishing a place of worship for road expansion at Mutangi village in Medak district. They allegedly manhandled the then district collector.
A local court in Sangareddy town of Medak district near Hyderabad dismissed the bail plea of the MIM president, who was Monday sent to judicial custody till 2 Feb. This was the second bail petition in as many days to be dismissed by judicial first class magistrate K Maruthi Devi.
The magistrate had Tuesday pulled up the MP for not respecting the law. The court took note of the fact that Owaisi never appeared before it since 2009, though a non-bailable warrant was pending against him.
Owaisi had Monday appeared before the court, seeking recall of a non-bailable warrant pending against him in connection with a case booked against him in 2005. The court, however, dismissed his plea and sent him to judicial custody for two weeks. The MP was later shifted to a jail in Sangareddy.
Owaisi and other MIM leaders were booked by the police when they prevented the officials from demolishing a place of worship for road expansion at Mutangi village in Medak district. They allegedly manhandled the then district collector.
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