YSR Congress Party leader and former Andhra Pradesh minister Jogi Ramesh and his family members received relief on Saturday in a case related to alleged domestic violence and dowry harassment.
The Vijayawada Women’s Sessions Court granted conditional anticipatory bail to Jogi Ramesh, his son Jogi Rajeev and other family members named in the case.
The court imposed conditions aimed at protecting the complainant and witnesses during the investigation.
It specifically directed the accused not to threaten, influence or induce the complainant, Meghana, or any of the witnesses under any circumstances.
The court also ordered the accused to appear before the concerned police station for questioning on the dates and at the times specified by the investigating officer.
The anticipatory bail protects them from arrest, subject to compliance with the conditions imposed by the court.
The investigating agency can continue its probe into the allegations, while the accused are required to cooperate with the investigation.
The case relates to allegations of domestic violence and dowry harassment, with Meghana named as the complainant.
The court’s conditions are intended to ensure that the investigation proceeds without any interference with the complainant or witnesses.
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