After reviewing his medical condition, Justice Y Lakshman Rao examined the appeal in detail. The court noted that his post-surgery recovery required continuous monitoring. As a result, the judge granted an additional two months of medical bail. This decision allows the officer to continue treatment without interruption. The court also directed him to submit medical updates regularly.

Meanwhile, investigators are still working on the pending aspects of the APPSC case. Officials stated that the inquiry is progressing, and they expect further developments. However, they added that Anjaneyulu’s temporary relief would not affect the investigation. His bail conditions will remain under close supervision.

With this extension, Anjaneyulu will stay under medical care while complying with court guidelines. The High Court may review his condition again if authorities file an updated medical report. Further hearings are likely once his recovery improves.

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The move comes after allegations surfaced about his links with Janardhan Rao, the key accused in the fake liquor scam. Ramesh denied any connection and demanded a transparent investigation by a central agency to uncover the truth.

Earlier, a fake liquor manufacturing unit was busted in Mulakalacheruvu of Annamayya district, causing a statewide uproar. Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu responded by forming a Special Investigation Team (SIT) for a detailed probe.

Excise officials have seized fake liquor and materials worth ₹1.75 crore so far. Out of 23 identified suspects, 16 have been arrested and are currently in judicial custody. The case has sparked political tensions between the TDP and YSRCP leadership.

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