<p>Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Kaveri Baweja allowed Delhi Police’s plea that they needed to interrogate Ghandy further and extended his police custody custody till Oct 15.<br /><br />Police submitted that they needed more time to extract details of electronic evidence, which was missing, like the hard disk of the laptop recovered from the Maoist leader.<br /><br />The 63-year-old London-educated Ghandy, arrested under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for being a member of the banned terror organisation, was residing at a rented accommodation in south Delhi and allegedly working to set up a base for the Maoists in the capital.<br /><br />He was arrested Sep 21 by the special cell of Delhi Police.<br /><br />Ghandy claimed that he was suffering from prostate cancer and had cardiac problems. The court permitted him to be examined at the G.B.Pant and LNJP hospitals.</p>
<p>Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Kaveri Baweja allowed Delhi Police’s plea that they needed to interrogate Ghandy further and extended his police custody custody till Oct 15.<br /><br />Police submitted that they needed more time to extract details of electronic evidence, which was missing, like the hard disk of the laptop recovered from the Maoist leader.<br /><br />The 63-year-old London-educated Ghandy, arrested under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for being a member of the banned terror organisation, was residing at a rented accommodation in south Delhi and allegedly working to set up a base for the Maoists in the capital.<br /><br />He was arrested Sep 21 by the special cell of Delhi Police.<br /><br />Ghandy claimed that he was suffering from prostate cancer and had cardiac problems. The court permitted him to be examined at the G.B.Pant and LNJP hospitals.</p>