Mumbai Police reached the court on Monday against the bail of the Rana couple. Police has filed an application in the court saying that Ravi-Navneet Rana has violated the condition of bail by their statements and their bail is canceled as per the bail order. Police say that a non-bailable warrant should be issued against the couple.
The Mumbai Sessions Court has issued notices to MLA Ravi Rana and MP Navneet Rana, asking them why non-bailable warrants should not be issued against them, as they have allegedly violated the conditions of bail granted to them.
Rana couple was arrested on April 23
Navneet Rana, MP from Amravati in Maharashtra and her MLA husband Ravi Rana were arrested by the Mumbai Police on 23 April. The couple had announced that they would recite Hanuman Chalisa outside Chief Minister Thackeray’s private residence ‘Matoshree’ here, which angered Shiv Sena workers. A special court in Mumbai had granted bail to the couple on May 4. He came out of jail on May 5, following which Navneet Rana was admitted to a private hospital here. His lawyer had told that Rana was complaining of high blood pressure, body ache and spondylitis.
What did Navneet Rana say after bail?
Talking to reporters on Sunday after being discharged from the hospital, Navneet Rana said, “I challenge Uddhav Thackeray ji to elect a constituency and be directly elected by the people. I will fight against him. I will honestly fight hard. I will work hard and win the elections and he (Chief Minister) will come to know about the power of the people.”
The MP said, “What crime did I commit that I had to stay in jail for 14 days? You can put me in jail for 14 years but I will not stop taking the names of Lord Ram and Hanuman. Mumbaikars and Lord Ram will hold the civic polls. I will teach a lesson to Shiv Sena.” Navneet Rana also said that she will campaign in Mumbai and support ‘Ram Bhakts’ to end the “corrupt rule” of Shiv Sena.
