Hyderabad: Revolutionary writer and Telugu poet P Varavara Rao, who is in judicial custody has been admitted to Sir JJ Hospital in Mumbai on Thursday evening.
The 81-year-old Telugu poet who was arrested in connection with the Elgar Parishad case, has been lodged in Taloja jail. He is believed to be suffering from various ailments and was being treated at the medical facility within the jail since the last three days.Since two days, Vara vara Rao’s wife Hemalatha and daughter Pavana are staging protest and demanded his immediate release.
Since Vara Vara Rao did not show any improvement after which the jail doctor recommended him to Sir JJ Hospital, Mumbai.
Earlier the poet who had moved for interim bail before the special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mumbai had claimed that he be granted interim bail, looking at the spread of Covid-19, as he suffered from piles, prostate enlargement, coronary artery disease, oedema/ anasarca (swelling of feet), hypertension, sinusitis, migraine and vertigo. However his bail plea was adjourned to June 2.
In November 2018 pune police arrested Rao, claiming that he had direct nexus with the top underground leaders of the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist) group and that he wanted to procure arms via Nepal and Manipur, and that he was in direct touch with top Maoist leader Ganapathy. The Union Home Ministry had handed over the case to the NIA in February 2020.
The 81-year-old Telugu poet who was arrested in connection with the Elgar Parishad case, has been lodged in Taloja jail. He is believed to be suffering from various ailments and was being treated at the medical facility within the jail since the last three days.Since two days, Vara vara Rao’s wife Hemalatha and daughter Pavana are staging protest and demanded his immediate release.
Since Vara Vara Rao did not show any improvement after which the jail doctor recommended him to Sir JJ Hospital, Mumbai.
Earlier the poet who had moved for interim bail before the special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mumbai had claimed that he be granted interim bail, looking at the spread of Covid-19, as he suffered from piles, prostate enlargement, coronary artery disease, oedema/ anasarca (swelling of feet), hypertension, sinusitis, migraine and vertigo. However his bail plea was adjourned to June 2.
In November 2018 pune police arrested Rao, claiming that he had direct nexus with the top underground leaders of the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist) group and that he wanted to procure arms via Nepal and Manipur, and that he was in direct touch with top Maoist leader Ganapathy. The Union Home Ministry had handed over the case to the NIA in February 2020.
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