Avinash Reddy leaves for Hyderabad, mother Y.S. Lakshmi discharged from Kurnool hospital
The Hindu
Mr. Avinash Reddy’s anticipatory bail petition in the former minister Y.S. Vivekananda murder case is being heard by the Vacation Bench of Telangana High Court
Kadapa Member of Parliament Y.S. Avinash Reddy left for Hyderabad along with his mother Y.S. Lakshmi on May 26 morning after seven days, since she was admitted to Viswabharati Hospital in Kurnool.
The treating doctor Hitesh Reddy discharged her after releasing a medical bulletin that she needs to undergo an elective coronary procedure at a higher medical centre.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Avinash Reddy’s anticipatory bail petition in the former minister Y.S. Vivekananda murder case is being heard by the Vacation Bench of Telangana High Court, where the MP’s counsel Umamaheswara Rao started the arguments.
Later Y.S. Sunitha’s, daughter of Vivekananda, senior counsel Ravichand argued on behalf of her and the Central Bureau of Investigation too filed a new affidavit. The order on this case is likely to be delivered by evening.
Mr. Avinash Reddy emerged out of the hospital on the seventh day after going inside the hospital along with his mother on May 19 for urgent treatment while shifting her from Pulivendula to Hyderabad. He along with Kurnool MLA Mohammed Abdul Hafeez Khan greeted the supporters and thanked them for being with the family throughout the seven-day stay at Kurnool.
The Kadapa MP was seen only once outside the hospital in the last seven days when Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy’s mother had come to the hospital for calling on the ailing Y.S. Lakshmi three days ago.
While residents are worried over deaths due to diarrhoea in Vijayawada, officials still grapple to find the root cause. Contaminated drinking water supplied by VMC officials is the reason, insist people in the affected areas, but officials insist that efforts are on to identify the disease and that those with symptoms other than diarrhoea too are visiting the health camps.