<p>Elusive Geethavishnu, grandson of the late businessman and politician D K Audikeshavalu, surrendered to the police here on Tuesday night.<br /><br />The Central Crime Branch (CCB) police in Chamarajpet received an anonymous call from a coin booth and the male voice gave them details of Geethavishnu’s whereabouts.<br /><br />Thereafter, the fugitive surrendered himself to the police at the CCB office. The police are interrogating him and he will be produced before a magistrate on Wednesday morning.<br /><br />Senior police officers suspect that Geethavishnu had surrendered as the hearing of his anticipatory bail application was postponed to October 5 (Thursday), which happens to be a state government holiday.<br /><br />The 27-year-old youth was on the run after escaping from his family-owned Mallya Hospital here on September 27. He was involved in a road accident, which left six people injured, including three children. The police had also recovered 110 gm marijuana from his high-end Benz car soon after the accident at Southend Circle in Jayanagar on September 26.<br /><br />Later, the police let him go home and get admitted to the hospital, from where he escaped with the help of his brother-in-law, Dr Rajesh Naidu, and sister, Dr Chaitanya.<br /><br />The police arrested Dr Naidu, while issuing a lookout notice to nab suspect Geethavishnu. City police commissioner T Sunil Kumar had handed over the case to CCB and also formed four teams to arrest the fugitive.</p>
<p>Elusive Geethavishnu, grandson of the late businessman and politician D K Audikeshavalu, surrendered to the police here on Tuesday night.<br /><br />The Central Crime Branch (CCB) police in Chamarajpet received an anonymous call from a coin booth and the male voice gave them details of Geethavishnu’s whereabouts.<br /><br />Thereafter, the fugitive surrendered himself to the police at the CCB office. The police are interrogating him and he will be produced before a magistrate on Wednesday morning.<br /><br />Senior police officers suspect that Geethavishnu had surrendered as the hearing of his anticipatory bail application was postponed to October 5 (Thursday), which happens to be a state government holiday.<br /><br />The 27-year-old youth was on the run after escaping from his family-owned Mallya Hospital here on September 27. He was involved in a road accident, which left six people injured, including three children. The police had also recovered 110 gm marijuana from his high-end Benz car soon after the accident at Southend Circle in Jayanagar on September 26.<br /><br />Later, the police let him go home and get admitted to the hospital, from where he escaped with the help of his brother-in-law, Dr Rajesh Naidu, and sister, Dr Chaitanya.<br /><br />The police arrested Dr Naidu, while issuing a lookout notice to nab suspect Geethavishnu. City police commissioner T Sunil Kumar had handed over the case to CCB and also formed four teams to arrest the fugitive.</p>
