New Delhi, May 23 (IANS) A special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court here Monday rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Cineyug Films' founder Karim Morani, named as co-conspirator in the 2G spectrum allocation scam, saying his health report was normal.

 
 "In view of the medical condition of the accused being normal and stable, I am satisfied that no case for anticipatory bail on medical grounds is made out. The application is without merit and same is dismissed," CBI Special Judge O.P. Saini said.
 
 Morani, who was exempted from personal appearance till now, will have to be present in court Tuesday.
 
 In his arguments before the court last week, defence counsel Siddharth Luthra said that Morani, 52, was suffering from various ailments for the last 31 years.
 
 Luthra said Morani had undergone angioplasty in 1991, 1993 and 1997, and had an open heart surgery in 2007.
 
 He also said that Morani had received a sixth bypass graft and required reboring of his two major vessels. He had also been advised complete rest due to a chest pain.
 
 "My client company is a big name in the field of music and entertainment. He has done a perfectly legal commercial transaction," Luthra added.
 
 Rejecting his bail plea, the court said that as per Mumbai's J.J. Hospital's report, Morani is stable.
 
 Luthra had submitted the medical report from J.J. Hospital, as was demanded by the court May 10 when he was exempted from personal appearance due to ill-health.
 
 Meanwhile, Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre in Mumbai has also described Morani's condition as stable, with blood pressure at 120 by 70 mg, which is also normal, added the judge.
 
 "I may also add that in case of need, proper medical facilities are available in Tihar Jail itself and if a prisoner requires any further treatment, he is immediately taken to Ram Manohar Lohia hospital or AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences)," he said.
 
 "I may add that co-accused Surendra Pipara is already being provided best of medical facilities at AIIMS," the judge said.
 
 The CBI's first chargesheet April 2 had named, besides former communications minister A. Raja, former telecom secretary Siddharth Behura, Swan Telecom promoter Shahid Balwa, Raja's aide R.K. Chandolia, Swan Telecom's Vinod Goenka, Unitech's Sanjay Chandra and three executives of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group - Gautam Doshi, Hari Nair and Surendra Pipara.
 
 In its April 25 supplementary chargesheet, the CBI named DMK chief M. Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi and Kalaignar TV managing director Sharad Kumar as co-conspirators after it traced an illegal money trail of Rs.214 crore in the scam.
 
 The supplementary chargesheet also named Karim Morani as well as Asif Balwa and Rajiv B. Aggarwal of Kusegaon Realty.
 
 The probe agency claims it has unearthed an illegal money trail that moved from Dynamix to Kusegaon and then on to Cineyug, all part of the DB Group, that promoted Swan Telecom, ending with Kalaignar TV, majority-owned by Karunanidhi's family.
 
 Except for Morani and Pipara, who is in judicial custody at AIIMS here, all those named in the CBI chargesheets are lodged in Tihar Jail.