You can still enroll as a voter for MLC elections with this link: http://ceotserms2.telangana.gov.in/MLC/form18.aspx ?|| Is Varavara Rao threat to national security? ||
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday urged the Bombay high court to reject the plea for bail on medical grounds filed by poet-activist Varavara Rao, arguing that his present health condition is stable and that he no longer suffers from dementia.
The poet-activist, lodged in the Taloja prison as an undertrial since June 2018, is currently admitted to the Nanavati hospital in Mumbai.
Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh, who appeared for the NIA, told the court that Raos medical reports from the Nanavati Hospital, from earlier this month, stated that he was stable and fit to be discharged.
He further said that the Maharashtra government had made a statement before the high court last week, saying once discharged from the private hospital, Rao (81) will not be sent back to the Taloja prison in Navi Mumbai, but instead, will be admitted to the prison ward of state-run JJ Hospital in Mumbai and given requisite medical care.
His (Raos) medical reports, his present health condition is stable, and the states statement takes care of all the prayers made in these pleas, Singh said.
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You can still enroll as a voter for MLC elections with this link: http://ceotserms2.telangana.gov.in/MLC/form18.aspx ?|| Is Varavara Rao threat to national security? || The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday urged the Bombay high court to reject the plea for bail on medical grounds filed by poet-activist Varavara Rao, arguing that his present health condition is stable and that he no longer suffers from dementia. The poet-activist, lodged in the Taloja prison as an undertrial since June 2018, is currently admitted to the Nanavati hospital in Mumbai. Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh, who appeared for the NIA, told the court that Raos medical reports from the Nanavati Hospital, from earlier this month, stated that he was stable and fit to be discharged. He further said that the Maharashtra government had made a statement before the high court last week, saying once discharged from the private hospital, Rao (81) will not be sent back to the Taloja prison in Navi Mumbai, but instead, will be admitted to the prison ward of state-run JJ Hospital in Mumbai and given requisite medical care. His (Raos) medical reports, his present health condition is stable, and the states statement takes care of all the prayers made in these pleas, Singh said.