A metropolitan sessions court here on Friday dismissed the bail petition of Satyam Computer Services founder B Ramalinga Raju. The court heard the arguments on Thursday and reserved the orders for today.
Raju, who is being treated at Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences, had sought bail last week on health grounds. Raju and his aides were arrested in January and have since been housed at Chanchalguda jail. Raju was refused bail on earlier occasions after the CBI argued that it would hamper the investigation.
A petition for conducting lie detection and brain mapping tests on Raju and his aides is pending before a division bench of the High Court. Orders on a petition seeking setting up of a fast court for speedy trial were also pending, the CBI said.
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