Chandrababu Naidu granted interim bail by High Court in Skill Development Case

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In a sensational turn of events, former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chief N. Chandrababu Naidu was granted interim bail for four weeks by the AP High Court in the notorious Skill Development Case. This decision, delivered by Justice Tallapragada Mallikarjuna Rao, comes after an intense session of hearings, focusing heavily on Naidu’s health issues and the ongoing legal battles in the case.

Tense Atmosphere Leads to Interim Bail

The atmosphere was tense in the courtroom, as Naidu’s counsel presented their case, highlighting his deteriorating health condition. They reported a loss of five kilograms and an urgent need for eye surgery, arguing for his fundamental right to receive medical treatment. The AP High Court, considering these factors, ruled in favor of Naidu, setting November 24 as the deadline for his surrender, with the next hearing for the main bail petition scheduled for November 10.

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Restrictions Imposed on Chandrababu Naidu

Adding a dramatic flair to the ruling, the High Court imposed strict restrictions on Naidu, including orders to avoid phone conversations, media interactions, and political activities, alongside his medical treatment. This adds a layer of intrigue to the entire situation, as Naidu navigates these judicial directives amid rising political temperatures in the state.

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Counter Arguments and New Developments

Contrasting sharply with Naidu’s counsel’s claims, the AP CID’s counsels, led by additional advocate general Sudhakar Reddy, refuted the severity of Naidu’s health issues. They argued that Naidu had, in fact, gained weight during his imprisonment, and insisted that his medical needs could be adequately met within jail premises.

Additional Charges Pile Up

In a further complication, the AP CID sleuths registered a new case against Chandrababu Naidu, accusing him of illegally permitting liquor companies during his tenure as CM. This adds to the already heated political narrative surrounding Naidu and the TDP in Andhra Pradesh’s intricate political chessboard.

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Naidu’s release on interim bail is a significant chapter in the Skill Development Case, reflecting the dynamic and often tumultuous nature of Andhra Pradesh’s political landscape.


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