The youths arrested today would be produced in the court tomorrow, Additional Director General of Police (CID Crime) M N Singh told The Indian Express this evening.

Seven persons have been arrested so far for their alleged role in the murder of NCP leader Sharad Levhe early last Saturday. Some weapons have also been recovered.

The revision application will come up for hearing on Tuesday, two days before the magisterial custody for Udayan Raje ends, district Government pleader Pratap Pawar told media persons.

The CID officials have also picked up for questioning some 20 persons, including a few local political activists, suspected to be accompanying Udayan Raje when Levhe was attacked.

Udayan Raje, the 13th descendant of Chhatrapati Shivaji, is still in anintensive care unit at the Satara Civil Hospital where he was taken when he complained of chest pain hours after his arrest on Saturday morning. Udayan Raje, remanded in magisterial custody till September 23, has not moved any bail application so far.

Meanwhile, confusion remained over the former minister being inspected by a panel of expert doctors. Chief Judicial Magistrate Kamal Vadgaonkar had instructed the Civil Surgeon on Tuesday last to submit a report by a panel of experts on Udayan's health. No information was, however, available about the Civil Surgeon complying with the court's orders.

Earlier, the defence counsel Rajendra Patil said that investigations would not be obstructed in any manner. ``We have nothing to hide,'' Patil said, reiterating that Udayanraje had been implicated in the case by his political rivals.