AP CID seeks custody of former CM Chandrababu Naidu for questioning, court order on 'house custody' likely

The Andhra Pradesh police have imposed prohibitory orders banning rallies and meetings across the entire state. Soon after Vijayawada ACB Court pronounced its order remanding former chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu to judicial custody in the alleged skill development scam, the police issued orders clamping Section 144 of CrPC across the state. Section 144, which forbids gatherings of four or more persons, will be in force in all blocks of the state. The orders were imposed to prevent any protest by the opposition Telugu Desam Party (TDP). Several parts of the state have witnessed protests since Saturday after Naidu was arrested by the Crime Investigation Department (CID) in Nandyal. Yesterday, an anti-corruption bureau court granted the Andhra Police a remand of 14 days to the former CM. The ACB court has remanded him till September 22. #Nchandrabaunaidu #Section144andhra #Andhrapradesh ~HT.98~PR.153~ED.101~

Moving his plea before the special ACB court, Chandrababu Naidu, currently lodged in Rajahmundry central prison after his arrest two days ago in an alleged skill...