A.P. police name ex-CM Chandrababu Naidu as A37 in skill development corporation scam case
The Hindu
CID arrested TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu in Skill Development Corp. scam case, naming him Accused 37. He was non-cooperative during interrogation, refused chopper ride to court, convoy obstructed by TDP cadres. CID alleged TDP & Naidu were end beneficiaries of misappropriated funds.
The Crime Investigation Department which arrested TDP supremo N. Chandrababu Naidu in the skill development corporation scam case has named the former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister as Accused 37 (A37) in the case.
According to the remand report submitted to the court, the CID said Naidu was non-cooperative during interrogation and replied vaguely saying that he did not remember certain issues.
Naidu was produced in an Anti-Corruption Bureau court in Vijayawada on Sunday morning amid tight security, a day after being arrested in a case of alleged corruption.
Seeking his judicial custody, the remand report said though the officials arranged a chopper to take him to Vijayawada from Nandyal where he was arrested, the Leader of the Opposition refused. The convoy was obstructed several times by TDP cadres which is an indication of intimidating law enforcement officials by virtue of his position.
"He was asked questions based on the note files, which form part of the evidence in this case diary. But to all the questions he was non-cooperative and replied vaguely that he could not recollect the facts. In this regard, the report was drafted in the presence of the mediators and duly attested by him," the report said.
The CID report further said after reaching the office of the CID, Naidu was questioned about his role in the offences in the presence of mediators. He was given breaks as per his request to consult a legal counsel, to meet the members of his family and have food and refreshments.
It said the TDP chief is not a flight risk.
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