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MIM's Akbar Owaisi brought back to jail
after hospital visit
Saturday January 19, 2013 12:27:18 AM,
IANS
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Hyderabad: MIM leader
Akbaruddin Owaisi was shifted back to jail after series of tests
and treatment at a hospital in Andhra Pradesh's Adilabad district,
police said.
The Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) legislator was shifted back
to district jail in Adilabad town, about 300 km from here, after
being earlier taken to government-run Rajiv Gandhi Institute of
Medical Sciences (RIMS) on complaining of severe stomach pain.
Doctors conducted various tests on Akbar, who is in judicial
custody in a hate speech case. His lawyers claimed that he was not
getting required medical attention in Adilabad district jail.
Their request to shift the MIM leader to Hyderabad was already
rejected by the court.
Earlier in the day, Akbar's wife, two children and other family
members called on him in the jail.
According to MIM leaders, Akbar has many health problems due to
the critical injuries he suffered during an assassination bid on
him in 2011.
Akbar, a member of Andhra Pradesh state legislative assembly, was
arrested by the police on Jan 8 and the next day a court in Nirmal
town of Adilabad district sent him to judicial custody for 14
days.
A court in Nizamabad town has already directed police to produce
him in the court on Jan 19 in connection with a case booked
against him for hate speech made at a public meeting in that town
on Dec 8. In view of Akbar's health condition, his lawyers may
seek exemption from personal appearance.
Akbar was made to travel 600 km on Thursday to produce him in a
court in Sangareddy town of Medak district in connection with a
case booked against him in 2005.
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