Former TDB Chief P.S. Prasanth Granted Medical Bail in Sabarimala Gold Case
Quick Brief
Former Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) president P.S. Prasanth has been granted bail on medical grounds. Prasanth, linked to the Sabarimala gold case, had been hospitalized in August after suffering a brain haemorrhage while incarcerated.
What Happened?
P.S. Prasanth, the former chief of the Travancore Devaswom Board, was granted bail on medical grounds. Following a previous bail rejection by a Kollam court, a fresh petition was submitted highlighting his critical need for advanced medical care after he suffered a brain haemorrhage in August and was transferred from jail to a hospital.
Why It Matters
The case involves high-profile leadership figures within temple administration bodies in connection with the Sabarimala gold investigation, raising questions regarding accountability and the handling of detainees with severe medical conditions.
Key Facts
- P.S. Prasanth is the former chief of the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB).
- He was granted bail specifically on medical grounds.
- He suffered a brain haemorrhage in August, leading to his transfer from jail to a hospital.
- A Kollam court had previously dismissed his initial bail application prior to the filing of the fresh petition for advanced treatment.
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