CBI freezes bank accounts of Jagan's publications

May 08, 2012 20:45

The Central Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday froze bank accounts of publications owned by YSR President Jaganmohan Reddys publications. The SBI and OBC accounts of Sakshi, Jagathi publications and Indira TV were frozen.

The CBI special court in Hyderabad issued summons to Jagan in connection with his alleged disproportionate assets case.

The CBI has so far filed three chargesheets in the special court in connection with the case, naming Jagan as accused no 1, and the court took cognizance of the first chargesheet to issue summons to Jagan, asking him to appear personally before the court on May 28.

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