Lookout against YSRCP party leader Sajjala Ramakrishna goes to court

While the DGP stated that he was not sure for which case Sajjala was likely to be held, the Andhra Pradesh High Court ten days ago ordered the police not to take coercive action against Sajjala till October 25 and posted the matter of his anticipatory bail application at that address . date.

The state argued that, according to the testimony of two suspects and two witnesses, Sajjala was present at the scene during the attack. “As I have argued in court, Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy was almost 600 kilometers away, which can be corroborated by TV images and newspaper reports,” Sudhakar Reddy told TNM.

He further said that any lookout notice issued to Sajjala was in violation of the court’s order and as such, they will issue a contempt notice to Guntur SP and proceed with a quashing petition against the lookout notice. “There is no need to issue a lookout notice for Sajjala as per the Union Home Ministry guidelines,” Sudhakar Reddy added.

“The petitioner (Sajjala) must join the investigation and the respondent state is directed not to take any coercive action against the petitioner, till the next date of hearing,” Justice VRK Krupa Sagar ordered.