Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Pharmacist Granted Bail in Cattle Theft Case
A pharmacist named Konda Hari Babu was accused of giving out a medicine (Xylaxin injections) used in cattle theft.
The police thought he might be involved in many cattle theft cases.
The court reviewed the case and granted him bail.
The pharmacist's lawyer said he only sold the medicine without a prescription, and no stolen items were found with him.
The judge noted the investigation was done, the pharmacist had no past crimes, and his alleged role was limited.
The pharmacist is also blind and has health issues.
The court decided his release wouldn't hurt the case.
Pharmacist Konda Hari Babu was granted bail by the Telangana High Court.
He was accused of supplying a veterinary sedative (Xylaxin injections).
The prosecution claimed he was linked to multiple FIRs related to cattle theft.
His lawyer argued his role was limited to selling injections without prescription.
The court cited the completed investigation and the pharmacist's health condition in its decision.
- Who
- Konda Hari Babu, a pharmacist
- What
- Granted bail after being accused of supplying a veterinary sedative used in cattle theft cases.
- When
- The bail was granted recently.
- Where
- Telangana High Court.
- Why
- The court determined his release would not obstruct investigation or trial, and he had no prior criminal history.
- Accused
- Konda Hari Babu
- Charges
- Supplying veterinary sedative (Xylaxin injections)
- Accusation
- Linked to cattle theft cases
- Court
- Telangana High Court
- Judge
- Justice K. Sujana
- Health Condition
- 100% visually impaired; hand fracture