Hyderabad, Nov 23 (Maxim News): Another case has been registered against Ramachandra Bharathi, the prime accused in the Moinabad farmhouse case. SIT officer ACP Gangadhar lodged a complaint at Banjara Hills Police station stating that during the investigation, fake passports were found in his iPhone and laptop. The passport in the name of Bharat Kumar sharma was given to the police, it was found that the address was Puttur in Karnataka.
It may be recalled that earlier, MLa Pilot Rohit Reddy had complained to the police that Ramachandra Bharti had made three fake Aadhaar cards, PAN cards and driving licenses. Cases have already been registered against Ramachandra Bharati under various sections in Banjara Hills PS. (Maxim News)
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