T. Rajani, J.

1. The parties and the subject-matter of these petitions being same, these petitions are being disposed of by this common order.

2. These petitions are moved by the petitioner, faced by the difficulty and hardship, caused by the alleged tactical move of the police, in not seeking for the custody of the petitioners by filing the Prisoner Transit Warrants (for short, “P.T. Warrant”) in different crimes.

3. The petitioner was shown to have been arrested in different crimes on the file of Railway Koduru Police Station on 7.5.2018 and he was sent for remand on 9.7.2018. The petitioner was granted bail and on 7.5.2018 his confessional statements were recorded in all the crimes. Through the said confessional statements, it came to light that he was involved in 43 cases. In eight cases bail was granted, while in two cases his bail applications are pending. Inspite of the confessional statements being recorded on 7.5.2018, the petitioner was not produced before the concerned Magistrate by filing P.T. Warrants. The wife of the petitioner has given detailed representations on 26.11.2018, to the District Judge, Kadapa and requested for a direction to be given to the concerned