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The Supreme Court has registered a suo motu writ petition based on a resolution passed by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) concerning the detention of a young lawyer before the Andhra Pradesh High Court. The SCBA expressed deep concern over the incident, while the Bar Council of India also sought intervention.
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The Supreme Court Bar Association urged CJI Surya Kant to take institutional cognizance of the reported detention of a young lawyer during Andhra Pradesh High Court proceedings. The Bar Council of India also sought intervention and administrative action over the incident
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YSRCP leader Pudi Srihari was arrested again by Kuppam police in Bengaluru over alleged objectionable social media posts targeting Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. The arrest came after the Supreme Court declined to intervene in the Andhra Pradesh High Court’s order
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Lisa Gill was sworn in as Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court by Governor S Abdul Nazeer in Vijayawada, succeeding Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur. The ceremony was attended by judges, lawyers, and officials
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The Supreme Court ruled that individuals who convert to religions other than Hinduism, Sikhism or Buddhism cannot claim Scheduled Caste status or related benefits. The court upheld an Andhra Pradesh High Court decision quashing a pastor’s case filed under the SC/ST Act
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The Supreme Court has dismissed pleas challenging the conviction in the 2002 death of Telugu actress Pratyusha, ruling out allegations of strangulation and rape. The case stemmed from a suicide pact between Reddy and Pratyusha, which ended fatally for the actress.
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The Andhra Pradesh High Court has directed the CID and ACB to register FIRs and investigate the Tirumala Parakamani theft case, including the Lok Adalat compromise and the assets of accused TTD employee Ravi Kumar. The court also sought the post-mortem report of complainant Satish Kumar
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The SIT probing the Parakamani theft at Tirumala has summoned former TTD Chairman B. Karunakar Reddy for questioning. The inquiry follows a High Court order after a petition challenged the closure of the theft case in the Lok Adala
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According to police, the deceased medical officer’s sister, T Vijaya Amrutha Rani filed a petition before the High Court seeking to direct Tiruvuru police to register a case in connection with the death of Priscilla Kumari.
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The Andhra Pradesh High Court stayed proceedings and investigation for two weeks against YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, booked in connection with a supporter’s death during his Palnadu visit
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On a complaint by State SC Corporation director Kambhampati Sireesha, a case was registered against him at Tadepalli Police Station.
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The High Court took up her bail petition for hearing but refused to pass an interim order. The court asked the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) to file the counter and posted the case for further hearing on April 2
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The new rules comes into effect from March 1
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Four additional judges to be appointed for Telangana High Court, two additional judges for Andhra Pradesh High Court
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Kavitha (name changed) alleged that her partner Lalitha (name changed) was detained by her father against her will and kept at his residence in Narsipatnam
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Varma's advocate Rajagopallavan Tayi argues that pictures posted on social media platform X are posters in promotion of a movie he made
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The judgement was delivered in connection with an appeal filed by Keshav Rao Jadhav challenging government orders issued in 2005 and 2008 that allotted land at subsidised rates to various groups including MPs, MLAs, All India Services officers, judges and journalists by treating them as a separate class.
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A complaint was filed against RGV by Maddipadu TDP leader Ramalingaiah at Ongole Rural police station regarding the derogatory comments he made against the AP leaders as part of the promotions of RGV’s latest movie ‘Vyooham’.
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Ram Gopal Varma was directed to appear before the investigating officer at Maddipadu police station in Prakasam district on Tuesday for questioning
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According to reports, public funds of Rs 1.5 crore were paid to Varma when the YSRCP was in power for allegedly defaming with his tweets and factitiously publishing such content through his Twitter account.