Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh High Court today dismissed the regular bail petition of YSR Congress chief Y S Jaganmohan Reddy in connection with an alleged disproportionate assets case involving him.
The High Court had on December 24 dismissed the statutory bail plea of Mr Reddy.
The CBI had on January 22 alleged before the High Court that it was unable to speed up the investigation into Mr Reddy's case owing to the non-cooperation of the state government.
The CBI, however, contended that the bail petition was not maintainable in accordance with the Supreme Court order, which had said that Mr Reddy had the liberty to approach the trial court for bail after the filing of the final chargesheet.
His second bail plea was also dismissed subsequently on December 4 after which Mr Reddy moved the High Court and filed two bail petitions.
Mr Reddy, who was arrested on May 27 by CBI on corruption charges, is presently under judicial remand and lodged at the Chanchalguda Central Prison.
The High Court had on December 24 dismissed the statutory bail plea of Mr Reddy.
The CBI had on January 22 alleged before the High Court that it was unable to speed up the investigation into Mr Reddy's case owing to the non-cooperation of the state government.
The CBI, however, contended that the bail petition was not maintainable in accordance with the Supreme Court order, which had said that Mr Reddy had the liberty to approach the trial court for bail after the filing of the final chargesheet.
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His second bail plea was also dismissed subsequently on December 4 after which Mr Reddy moved the High Court and filed two bail petitions.
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Mr Reddy, who was arrested on May 27 by CBI on corruption charges, is presently under judicial remand and lodged at the Chanchalguda Central Prison.
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