May 05, 2010 11:45 pm | Updated May 06, 2010 01:31 am IST - Bangalore:
A Ramanagaram court has refused to hand over Nithyananda to the Puducherry police who sought his custody in connection with a cheating case filed against him by a devotee.
Magistrate (in-charge) Nagendra on Wednesday did not entertain an application filed by a police team, stating that day-to-day hearings were going on in the case in Ramanagaram.
Hearing of a bail application of Nithyananda will come up before the Karnataka High Court here on Thursday.
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