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Satyam brothers challenge verdict in court
Satyam brothers challenge verdict in court Days after he was arraigned and sentenced for seven years imprisonment by a lower court the founder of Satyam Computer Services B. Ramalinga Raju and his younger brother B. Rama Raju have filed an appeal to challenge the lower court\'s verdict at the Nampally sessions court on Monday.
Days after he was arraigned and sentenced for seven years imprisonment by a lower court the founder of Satyam Computer Services B. Ramalinga Raju and his younger brother B. Rama Raju have filed an appeal to challenge the lower court's verdict at the Nampally sessions court on Monday.
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The Sessions court will take up the Raju affidavit on Wednesday. On Thursday, the 23rd Additional Chief Metropolitan magistrate Court Judge BVLN Chakravarthi found Ramalingaraju and nine others guilty of fudging accounts along with inflating figures in one of the India's biggest corporate frauds.
The judge has said that the accused can challenge the verdict in Sessions court within 30 days. According to sources, the Raju brothers in their petition have questioned the very basis of their conviction.
