HYDERABAD: Stating that Nunna Venkata Ramana, the main accused in the liquor scam was a history-sheeter and some cases are still pending, the Anti-Corruption Bureau opposed his bail plea on Monday. The ACB court reserved the orders to March 6. The ACB also filed counter-petition stating he is the key accused in the case who owned 29 liquor shops in Khammam and Warangal districts. "Even as Ramana had not obtained a single licence on his name, he was involved in running the liquor trade by offering bribes to officials. He was involved in attempt to murder, robber and other offences and he is also a history-sheeter," the ACB said. Based on the information revealed by Ramana, the ACB has started investigating the case and raided on various liquor syndicate organisers in Khammam and Warangal. "If the court grants bail to the accused, he may influence witnesses and tamper the evidence,'' the ACB told the court. After hearing the arguments, the court reserved the order to March 6.
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