Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy Moves to High Court for Anticipatory Bail in EVM Case

In a significant development, Andhra Pradesh MLA Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy has approached the High Court seeking anticipatory bail. The case pertains to the alleged vandalization of an Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) during the recent state elections.

Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy Moves to High Court for Anticipatory Bail in EVM Case
MLA Pinnelli Moves to High Court for Anticipatory Bail in EVM Case

Background

During the state elections, there were reports of EVM tampering and vandalism in certain constituencies. MLA Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy was accused of being involved in damaging an EVM at a polling booth. The incident sparked controversy and led to his arrest warrant.

The Anticipatory Bail Petition

In a bid to avoid arrest, MLA Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy filed an anticipatory bail petition before the Andhra Pradesh High Court. The petition seeks protection from arrest until the court hears the case and decides on the matter. The court has granted permission for the hearing, and both sides will present their arguments.

During the court proceedings, Pinnelli’s lawyer argued in court that the incident sparked by a video posted on X (Twitter) by Lokesh Nara. He claimed the allegations against Pinnelli and his brother were baseless and requested anticipatory bail for them.

Read More: Who is Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy: Early Life to EVM Controversy

Legal Implications

The court’s decision on the anticipatory bail petition will have significant implications for MLA Pinnelli Ramakrishna Reddy. If the court grants him bail, he will be protected from immediate arrest. However, if the court denies bail, he may face arrest and further legal proceedings.

The case has drawn significant attention from the public, media, and political circles. Supporters of the MLA argue that he is innocent and that the allegations are politically motivated. However, others demand a thorough investigation into the EVM vandalism incident.

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