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    The petitioners (A-1 to A-5), who were drivers and owners of tractors that were transporting sand, have filed a bail petition. They were arrested and charged with theft and illegal mining. In the petition, they claim that the police have falsely implicated them based only on fabricated confession statements. They assert that they are respectable people with deep community ties, and will not abscond if released on bail. They are willing to abide by any bail conditions and prove their innocence in court. The petition requests that the court grant them bail pending the resolution of the criminal case against them.

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    The petitioners (A-1 to A-5), who were drivers and owners of tractors that were transporting sand, have filed a bail petition. They were arrested and charged with theft and illegal mining. In the petition, they claim that the police have falsely implicated them based only on fabricated confession statements. They assert that they are respectable people with deep community ties, and will not abscond if released on bail. They are willing to abide by any bail conditions and prove their innocence in court. The petition requests that the court grant them bail pending the resolution of the criminal case against them.

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    The petitioners (A-1 to A-5), who were drivers and owners of tractors that were transporting sand, have filed a bail petition. They were arrested and charged with theft and illegal mining. In the petition, they claim that the police have falsely implicated them based only on fabricated confession statements. They assert that they are respectable people with deep community ties, and will not abscond if released on bail. They are willing to abide by any bail conditions and prove their innocence in court. The petition requests that the court grant them bail pending the resolution of the criminal case against them.

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    M. NAGA SHYAM KIRAN
    The petitioners (A-1 to A-5), who were drivers and owners of tractors that were transporting sand, have filed a bail petition. They were arrested and charged with theft and illegal mining. In the petition, they claim that the police have falsely implicated them based only on fabricated confession statements. They assert that they are respectable people with deep community ties, and will not abscond if released on bail. They are willing to abide by any bail conditions and prove their innocence in court. The petition requests that the court grant them bail pending the resolution of the criminal case against them.

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    IN THE HO’BLE COURT OF THE SPL.

    JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE OF
    FIRST CLASS (PROH. & EXCISE CASES): ANANTAPURAMU.

    Cr. M.P. No. /2019 IN Cr. No.192/2019

    OF ANANTAPURAMU RURAL P.S.

    BETWEEN:

    1. K.Anjaneyulu, Aged 50 Years, S/o. Late Peddaiah, Pilligundla


    Colony, Anantapuramu Rural Mandal, driver of Tractor
    AP21TU5501/Trolly No.AP21TU5502.

    2. M.K.Prathap, Aged 30 Years, S/o. M.K.Chennaiah, Kaluvapalli


    Village, Beluguppa Mandal, driver of Tractor No.AP02TE0823,
    Trolley No.AP02TE0824.

    3. M.Balu, Aged 30 Years, S/o. Late Pakkirappa, Moka Village and


    Mandal, Bellary District, driver of Tractor No.AP03BY9474/Trolly
    No.AP02TE2488.

    4. V.Yerriswamy, Aged 30 Years, S/o. Thimmappa, Dharmabiksha


    Colony, Akkampalli Panchayat, Anantapuram Rural Mandal, driver
    of Tractor No.AP02TE3829/Trolly No.AP02TE3830.

    5. A.Manikanta, Aged 29 Years, S/o. Late A.Sangappa, Kurugunta


    Village, Anantapuramu Rural Mandal, Owner-cum- Driver of
    Tractor No.AP02X3363/Trolley No.AP02X3364.

    ….Petitioners/A-1 to A-5

    AND

    The State by S.H.O.,


    Anantapuramu Rural P.S. …..Respondent/Complainant

    PETITION FILED ON BEHALF OF THE


    PETITIONERS/A-1 TO A-5 U/SEC.437 Cr.P.C.

    1. The petitioners herein are arrayed as accused No.1 to 5 in the above


    case which is registered by the respondent for the offences punishable
    under sections 379, r/w 34 IPC, Sec.35 of AP WALTA Act and Sec.21
    of Mines & Minerals Act.

    2. The petitioners are remanded to the judicial custody by the Hon’ble


    Spl. Judicial Magistrate of First Class (Proh. & Excise Cases),
    Anantapuramu on 14-10-2019. No similar application is filed or
    pending either before this Hon’ble Court or any other court including
    the Hon’ble High Court of A.P.

    3. The brief case of the prosecution as seen from the First Information
    Report is that the Circle Inspector of Anantapuramu Rural Police
    Station received credible information and that the C.I., along with his
    staff went to Kamarupalli Vanka area. It is alleged that the police
    noticed 5 tractors loaded with sand in attached trolley proceeding
    towards Anantapramu side. It is alleged that on seeing the police the
    drivers of the tractors stopped the vehicles and tried to ran away. The
    police apprehended them and enquired them. It is alleged that the
    said tractor drivers voluntarily confessed that on the instructions of
    their respective owners they collected the sand illegally so as to sale
    the same for higher rates. It is alleged that the police seized 5 tractors
    loaded with sand under a cover of police proceedings and took the
    custody of the said tractor drivers.

    4. The case of the prosecution is totally false and the petitioners are
    implicated in this case due to political influence and pressure.

    5. The petitioners submit that the police falsely implicated the


    petitioners based on inadmissible confession statement. There is
    absolutely no evidence except the inadmissible confession statement
    recorded by the police and the alleged confession statement is
    fabricated to the dictation of the complainant police. The petitioners
    beg to submit that the petitioners have no reason to make a
    confessional statement before police as the petitioners never involved
    in the alleged crime.

    6. The petitioners are respectable, law abiding persons and having deep
    roots in the society. The petitioners are not likely to abscond. The
    petitioners will not jump bail and will not tamper with the evidence
    and undertakes to abide by all the terms and conditions imposed on
    them while releasing them on bail. The petitioners are ready and
    willing to prove their innocence in due course of law and the
    petitioners have absolutely no intention to evade the process of law
    being vested upon them.
    7. It is further submitted that the petitioners are ready and willing to
    furnish sufficient security to the satisfaction of this Hon’ble Court in
    the event of their release on bail.

    8. It is therefore prayed that this Hon’ble Court may be pleased to


    enlarge the petitioners on bail pending disposal of the case in the
    interests of JUSTICE.

    ADVOCATE FOR THE PETITIONERS/A-1 to A-5

    VERIFICATION

    I, Vadde Ramanjineyulu, S/o. Late Vadday Viranna, Aged about 51


    Years, Hindu, R/o. #3-235, Kattakindapalli Village,
    Anantapuramu Rural Mandal, Anantapuramu District, do hereby verify
    and declare that we are duly authorized by the petitioners who is now
    lodged in prison to appoint Sri. N.Adi Sesha Reddy and
    Sri. M.Nagashyam Kiran, Advocates, Anantapuramu to appear on behalf
    of the petitioners and that no other person has been authorized to
    appoint any other advocate.

    Also verify that no similar application is filed or pending either before


    this Hon’ble Court or any other court.

    ADVOCATE FOR THE PETITIONERS/A-1 to A-5

    PERSON INTERESTED

    VERIFIED IN MY PRESENCE,

    ADVOCATE, ANANTAPURAMU.
    IN THE HO’BLE COURT OF THE
    SPL. JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE
    OF FIRST CLASS
    (PROH. & EXCISE CASES):
    ANANTAPURAMU.

    Cr. M.P. No. /2019


    IN Cr. No.192/2019 OF
    ANANTAPURAMU RURAL P.S.

    PETITION FILED ON
    BEHALF OF THE
    PETITIONERS/A-1 TO A-5
    U/SEC.437 Cr.P.C.

    FILED BY:

    Sri. N.ADI SESHA REDDY,


    Sri. M.NAGASHYAM KIRAN,
    ADVOCATES,
    ANANTAPURAMU.

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