The State of Andhra Pradesh, through its Special Investigation Team (SIT), filed a criminal petition before the Andhra Pradesh High Court at Amaravati challenging certain conditions imposed by the II Additional Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Vijayawada, while granting police custody of the respondent, Suda Suresh Veera Venkata Naga Raju, a former Inspector of Police. The respondent was accused in Crime No. 107 of 2026 of allegedly causing the disappearance and suspected custodial killing of one Gade Sai Krishna, who had been apprehended on a non-bailable warrant but was never produced before a Magistrate and whose whereabouts remained unknown. The State sought modification of conditions including the requirement that interrogation be confined to Central Prison, Rajamahendravaram, the mandatory presence of an advocate during interrogation, continuous video recording, and a bar on extending custody beyond 10.07.2026, arguing these conditions impeded effective investigation. The respondent contended that the conditions were necessary to protect his life and prevent fabrication of evidence against him, citing risks of custodial violence. The High Court framed the issue of whether the Magistrate's conditions were liable to be set aside or modified, but the judgment text as provided does not record a final decision.