HC issues notice to CBI on Yeddy's anticipatory bail plea
Yeddyurappa moved the Karnataka high court after the CBI court yesterday dismissed the anticipatory bail petitions in the case registered by the CBI on directions from the Supreme Court.

Bangalore: The Karnataka High Court today issued notice to CBI on the anticipatory bail petitions filed by former Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa and his family members in the illegal mining case.Justice Subhash B Adi sought CBI's response as the petitions filed by Yeddyurappa, his sons BY Raghavendra, MP, and BY Vijendra and son-in-law RN Sohan Kumar came up for hearing.[caption id="attachment_343783" align="alignleft" width="380" caption="PTI"]
[/caption]The court adjourned to tomorrow the petitions and pleas of Yeddyurappa and others seeking interim bail.Yeddyurappa moved the high court after the CBI court yesterday dismissed their anticipatory bail petitions in the case registered by the CBI on directions from the Supreme Court.CBI judge DR Venkata Sudarshan dismissed the petitions stating that granting bail would come in the way of the probe.Last month, the CBI registered the FIR against Yeddyurappa and others and raided their residential and other premises as part of the probe ordered by the apex court on the recommendations of the Central Empowered Committee set up by it to look into illegal mining.Yeddyurappa, who quit as chief minister after the indictment by Lokayukta report on illegal mining issue in July last year, has been entangled in a series of corruption cases pertaining mostly to alleged irregularities in denotification of land.PTI

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