Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Court Extends Ravi's Custody for 3 More Days
A court in Hyderabad gave police more time to question Immadi Ravi, the founder of iBomma, for three more days.
The police wanted this extra time because Ravi didn't cooperate earlier.
They will ask him about his role in promoting betting apps on his website and the involvement of his associate Nikhil.
The police have strong digital evidence against Ravi, including the use of advanced software and hackers to hide and change data.
Important officials, including the city police commissioner, will be part of the questioning.
Court granted 3-day additional police custody to Immadi Ravi, founder of iBomma.
Ravi's earlier 5-day custody had expired, and he reportedly refused to cooperate.
Investigators will question him about promoting betting apps and movie piracy.
Police have digital evidence, including advanced software and hackers, against Ravi.
City police commissioner and other officials will be involved in the questioning.
- Who
- Immadi Ravi, founder of iBomma
- What
- Court granted additional 3-day police custody
- When
- Thursday (after earlier 5-day custody expired)
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- For promoting betting apps and movie piracy
- Person Involved
- Immadi Ravi (iBomma founder)
- Custody Duration
- 3 days (additional)
- Charges
- Promoting betting apps, movie piracy
- Investigating Agency
- Cybercrime Police
- Key Investigators
- V.C. Sajjanar, M. Srinivasulu
- Evidence
- Digital evidence, advanced software, hackers