"telangana-high-court"

After hearing the elaborate arguments on the position and power of the Speaker in dealing with the disqualification petitions, the Judge admitted the matter and directed the AG and others to file counters if any. The matter was posted to June 27 for further hearing.

Though the judge reiterated that such action would result in speedy disposal of the case, the AG affirmed that it would not be possible fix a particular date for the Speaker.

The two cases were filed at Chevella and Mokilla police stations. D Prakash Reddy, senior counsel representing the petitioners contended that the criminal complaints are vague and civil disputes are pending between the complainant and petitioners. Referring to the complaint, he said the details of the civil cases were suppressed.

The program was attended by 100 officers from different ranks along with faculty members from various law schools, including Mahindra University.

He said that he won in the polls by contesting on the ticket of the BRS. He hoped that he would be able to secure a stay from the Supreme Court against the judgment of HC.

The PIL case was filed by Akula Satish, a social worker. Petitioner challenged the inaction of Irrigation and CAD Department, HMDA, District collector and other government officials in taking steps for demolishing llegal constructions in the subject land.

It may be recalled that Venkat Rao Tellam and Kadiyam Srihari who got elected from BRS party, defected and joined Indian National Congress party on April 7 and March 31, 2024 respectively.

A division bench comprising Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice Anil Kumar Jukanti took on record the assurance given by ECI that appropriate action in accordance with law would be taken by Friday.

106 employees include 38 employees from SERP and 68 from NREGS.

BRS Medak Lok Sabha candidate P Venkatrami Reddy has said that Raghunandan has attempted to push the lives of these 106 employees into crisis by complaining against them.

The Bench directed the Board to place before it the copies of directions issued and adjourned the matter.

Manikya Reddy filed this writ appeal in the year 2014 challenging the single bench order of dismissing his writ plea wherein the writ plea, he challenged the waqf tribunal order of declaring his property as waqf property.

By relying on apex court judgements, the counsel further argued that disqualification petition should be decided as early as possible and the same cannot be put on hold for several months.

Party leaders demanded that the defected MLAs resign from their posts immediately.

The Telangana High court on Monday Setaside the single judge order on the ground that a title dispute cannot be decided under article 226.

The Judge was dealing with a batch of writ pleas filed by GTV Manindhar, Kancherla Venkata Ramana and others challenging the middling in the spiritual and ritual issues pertaining to conduct of pooja to Lord Sree Seeta Ramachandra Swamy temple of Bhadrachalam.

The said petitioners sought directions to CBI to investigate into the breaches alleged regarding the usage of allocated funds during the construction of the project.

In another petition, Justice K Lakshman notices to Kothagudam MLA Kunamneni Sambasiva Rao of Communist Party of India, while dealing with a couple of Election petitions.

The petitioner told to court that the Bill amending the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act, 2003, which bans hookah bars, has been passed and the assent of the President is awaited

Telangana High Court saved public property worth thousands of crores of rupees, which was allotted to IMG Academies Bharat Private Limited, by the then Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, said BRS leader Ravula Sridhar Reddy