Key Highlights
- The court heard arguments from the police and accepted their request for custodial interrogation.
- It posted the bail petition filed by Ravi’s lawyers for further hearing on Monday.
- Ravi, 39, was arrested on October 17 from an apartment in Kukatpally.
- Police said he ran a large piracy network through iBomma, Bappam TV and more than 65 mirror websites hosting newly released Telugu films in high definition.
- Investigators seized hard drives carrying nearly 21,000 films across languages and said he earned an estimated ₹20 crore from the operation, which he allegedly used to purchase flats and plots.
