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CBI charges Jagan in corruption case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) yesterday filed a charge-sheet against YSR Congress party leader Y S Jaganmohan Reddy and 12 others in an illegal assets case.
The investigating agency submitted the charge-sheet to a special CBI court at the Nampally Criminal Court complex.
The accused have been charged with cheating, criminal conspiracy, forgery and criminal breach of trust, CBI sources said.
While Jaganmohan Reddy, an MP and son of late chief minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, is the number one accused, Vijay Sai Reddy, who was arrested by the CBI on January 2, is the second accused.
Sai Reddy is the vice-president of Jagati Publications Private Limited (JPPL) and auditor of other companies owned by Jagan.
The MP from Kadapa, who quit the Congress Party and floated YSR Congress party in 2010, has not yet been arrested.
The CBI officials brought the 68-page charge-sheet and 263 supporting documents to the court in two trunks. It examined 68 witnesses in the case.
The other accused include Indian Administrative Service (IAS) official B P Acharya, who is already in jail in the Emaar-APIIC case.
The accused include five companies, which were allegedly benefited by decisions of the YSR government for investing into Jagan’s businesses in a quid pro quo arrangement. The other individuals named in the charge-sheet played a role in the conspiracy.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) yesterday filed a charge-sheet against YSR Congress party leader Y S Jaganmohan Reddy and 12 others in an illegal assets case.
The investigating agency submitted the charge-sheet to a special CBI court at the Nampally Criminal Court complex.
The accused have been charged with cheating, criminal conspiracy, forgery and criminal breach of trust, CBI sources said.
While Jaganmohan Reddy, an MP and son of late chief minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, is the number one accused, Vijay Sai Reddy, who was arrested by the CBI on January 2, is the second accused.
Sai Reddy is the vice-president of Jagati Publications Private Limited (JPPL) and auditor of other companies owned by Jagan.
The MP from Kadapa, who quit the Congress Party and floated YSR Congress party in 2010, has not yet been arrested.
The CBI officials brought the 68-page charge-sheet and 263 supporting documents to the court in two trunks. It examined 68 witnesses in the case.
The other accused include Indian Administrative Service (IAS) official B P Acharya, who is already in jail in the Emaar-APIIC case.
The accused include five companies, which were allegedly benefited by decisions of the YSR government for investing into Jagan’s businesses in a quid pro quo arrangement. The other individuals named in the charge-sheet played a role in the conspiracy.
