New Delhi: The Central Investigation Bureau (CBI) has arrested two more accused of sustainable investigations in cases related to making insult poles on social media against the Judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court and officials said on Sundays.
Five accused so far caught in this case by researching the body.
The role of members of Lok Sabha, Nandigam Suresh, and Amanchi Krishna Mohan, the two YSR Congress, are under the scanner in this case, and both have been examined by institutions in their efforts to explore a larger conspiracy, they said.
The CBI caught Pattapu Aadarsh ​​and Lavanuru Siava Siva Reddy from Andhra Pradesh on Saturday.
Previously, it had arrested Dhami Reddy Conda Reddy and Pamula Sudheer on July 28, while LingReddy Rajasekhar Reddy, who lived in Kuwait, was arrested on July 9 when he landed in India, officials said.
“The body monitors his movements.
When he landed in India, the officers took him to their detention”, said an official.
“To investigate a greater conspiracy, the CBI has also examined certain people, including MP, EX-MLA and also continues to investigate into the role of others who are not mentioned in the FIR,” said CBI spokesman RC Joshi.
16 booked in Kaseas, as many as 16 people were ordered in the case because they allegedly posting content slandered against the judges.
The Andhra Pradesh High Court has directed the agency to investigate this case and submit a report to it in a closed cover.
“Alleged that the defendant, intentionally targeted justice, made an insulting pole on the social media platform against judges and justice, after several court decisions delivered by the Andhra Pradesh High Court Judge,” Joshi said.
After registration of this case, the CBI traced 13 of the 16 accused mentioned in FIR on various digital platforms, he said.
“Three of them were found abroad.
The CBI has so far been examined 11 of the 13 people accused of above and captured five of them.
Evidence against six accused people is being evaluated for legal actions needed further.
CBI pursues to secure the presence of two The other accused of being said to be abroad for their examination, “Joshi said.
The CBI made a search agent conducted a search where the people were accused of leading information that one of them was suspected of using a passport with a different name, he said.
During the search, burdensome documents were found, CBI spokesman added.
“The action was also initiated by the CBI, after that it has registered this case to get inappropriate posts removed from the social media platform, public domain and many posts or accounts removed from the internet,” Joshi said.
Investigations are ongoing, including through the Mlat and Interpol channels, to gather evidence from abroad, he said.
Taking knowing the alleged post of slander, the High Court has noted: “…
Posts made to bring hatred, insults, incite dissatisfaction, and legal will of the High Court and Dear Judges.” Catching Follow Cjapan Cjapan Comments Participation Chairman of India Judge NV Ramana stated that the institution “did not respond” when a lower court judge complained about threats.
CJI passed the words when the Supreme Court had taken the death of the Jharkhand district judge’s death recently.
The pursuit of threatened judge incidents, SC has asked the countries to submit a status report about the security they provide to justice officers.
“There are some cases in the country involving gangsters and where famous people are accused.
So, the judges are threatened with mentally also by sending messages on WhatsApp, SMS.
Complaints are made but the CBI does nothing.
There are no changes in the CBI’s attitude.
I apologize to observe, “said Bench Apex Court.
“There is no freedom for the judge even filed a complaint,” said SC, adding that the police or CBI did not help justice if the complaint was submitted.
(With input from agency)