The Delhi police brought Chandrashekar and produced him before Second Judicial Magistrate Rajkumar, who posted the matter to July 6.
He was later taken back to Delhi, the police here said.
The case here related to the alleged cheating of a kitchen equipment dealer Rajavelu of Rs 2.50 lakh on the promise of securing a tender from the Karnataka government in 2010.
Sukesh and his father Chandrasekhar were arrested in the case subsequently and later granted bail.
Sukesh, meanwhile, was arrested by the Delhi police in connection with EC bribery case in April last.
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