Mumbai: Looking for a guarantee for two weeks after his brother Millind Teltumde, a member of the Maoist Central Committee who was suspected, was killed in a meeting with the C60 Commandos, a Bachelor of Anand Teltumde in his Nia’s request said that his family and he lost.
In contact with his sister around the 1990s and that he had not relate to him since then.
While Anand has been detained in the Elgar Parishad case since April 2020, Millind is the defendant running away.
Anand’s request said that he knew that his brother was killed on November 13 at Gadchiroli.
He said that he was the oldest among the eight siblings, two of whom were dead.
His father and the youngest brother, Pravin Teltumde, had died before.
Anand in his request said that his mother was over 90 years old, and during mourning the family, his presence on his side would be great moral support, and meeting all family members would be another one entertainer.
Judge Special Nia has directed prosecution to submit the answer.