Malkangiri (Orissa): Bail application of Maoist Sriramulu Srinivasalu, one of the ultras whose release had been demanded by abductors of Malkangiri district Collector R V Krishna, was rejected by a local court on Monday.
Additional District Judge M S Dhal rejected the bail plea of Srinivasalu, who had a week ago been granted bail by a Fast Track Court in connection with another case, his lawyer R P Patnaik said.
The ultra continued to remain in jail in connection with the present case involving attack on policemen, he said.
The Maoist leader, who was arrested in July 2007 from Bariguda forest in Kalimela area of Malkangiri district, was a former chief of Revolutionary Writers Association.
He had been lodged in Malkangiri jail except for a few months when he was taken to neighbouring Andhra Pradesh in connection with some cases against him there.
The district collector and junior engineer Pabitra Majhi, who had been abducted on February 16 from Chitrakonda area, were released last week.
Additional District Judge M S Dhal rejected the bail plea of Srinivasalu, who had a week ago been granted bail by a Fast Track Court in connection with another case, his lawyer R P Patnaik said.
The ultra continued to remain in jail in connection with the present case involving attack on policemen, he said.
He had been lodged in Malkangiri jail except for a few months when he was taken to neighbouring Andhra Pradesh in connection with some cases against him there.
Advertisement
Advertisement
COMMENTS
Advertisement
Surrogate Mothers Also Have Right To Avail Maternity Leave: High Court 14-Year-Old Girl Can't Be Treated As "Chattel" In Custody Battle: Supreme Court Justice Subhasis Talapatra Takes Oath As Orissa High Court Chief Justice Indian Airports, Borders On Alert As Global Mpox Cases Rise: 10 Points Finances Of Kolkata Hospital During Ex-Principal's Tenure Under Scanner "My Intention Was To...": Sudha Murty Clarifies Raksha Bandhan Post US Approves $3.5 Billion Sale Of Military Helicopters To South Korea Watch: Rahul Gandhi Takes An Uber To Share Plight Of Gig Workers 4 Killed, 24 Injured After Truck Rams Stationary Lorry In Noida: Cops Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.