Guntur Court Grants Bail to Ambati Rambabu
Guntur Court Grants Bail to Former Minister Ambati Rambabu
Court Order on Bail Petition
A court in Guntur has granted bail to former minister Ambati Rambabu in a case linked to alleged obstruction of police duties. The decision came after the court heard arguments related to the charges filed against him and reviewed the circumstances of his arrest and custody.
The case relates to a rally held on November 12 opposing the proposed privatization of government medical colleges. Police had registered a case accusing Ambati Rambabu of obstructing a Circle Inspector while performing official duties during the protest.
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Production Before Court Through PT Warrant
Three days ago, Pattabhipuram police produced Ambati Rambabu before the court through a PT warrant in connection with this case. The legal process followed his arrest and subsequent judicial procedures linked to the protest-related charges.
The court examined the police submission and the grounds cited for continued custody. After reviewing the material placed before it, the court proceeded to rule on both the bail petition and the police custody request.
For a detailed background on the earlier arrest, readers may refer to the report on the Ambati Rambabu arrest in Guntur, which outlines the sequence of events leading to the current proceedings.
Custody Petition Dismissed
Alongside granting bail, the Guntur court dismissed the custody petition filed by the police. The dismissal effectively ended the request for further custodial interrogation in this case. The order marked a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings connected to the November 12 rally.
The court’s decision focused on the available evidence and procedural considerations presented during the hearing. With the custody plea rejected, the legal status of the former minister shifted following the grant of bail.
Possible Release From Rajahmundry Central Jail
Following the bail order, Ambati Rambabu is expected to be released from Rajahmundry Central Jail. The release is likely to take place tomorrow, subject to completion of formalities related to the bail conditions imposed by the court.
The case remains tied to the protest against the privatization of government medical colleges and the alleged obstruction of a police officer during official duty. Further legal developments will depend on the progress of the case in court.
The bail order marks the latest stage in the legal process surrounding the November 12 rally and its aftermath.
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