Gadchiroli police had arrested him yesterday in Delhi.
He was produced before the Judicial Magistrate here who remanded him in 14 days' judicial custody, said the investigating officer Suhas Bawche.
Police did not seek his custody immediately as the lock-ups in the district did not have the facilities for a disabled person, Bawche said, adding that police custody would be sought once the necessary facilities were installed.
For now he would be lodged in a jail in Nagpur.
According to the police sources, he came on police's radar after the arrest of Jawaharlal Nehru University student Hemant Mishra, who allegedly told the investigators that he worked as courier between Saibaba and the Maoists who were holed up in the Abujmad forests in neighbouring Chhattisgarh.
According to the police, the professor ran an organisation which was a front for the Naxals.
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