Hyderabad:Justice Ok. Lakshman of the Telangana Excessive Court docket on Thursday stayed until June 23 the felony proceedings in opposition to Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy in a trial courtroom in relation to alleged defamatory remarks made by him in opposition to the BJP and Union dwelling minister Amit Shah through the 2024 parliamentary elections marketing campaign.
The Chief Minister had reportedly accused the BJP of planning to abolish reservations if voted to energy on the Centre. He’s additionally alleged to have displayed a morphed video of Amit Shah. The BJP maintained that the remarks and visuals had been damaging to the occasion’s picture.
BJP chief Kasam Venkateswarlu had filed the criticism earlier than the Justice of the Peace Court docket following which a felony case was lodged and the trial was going earlier than the Principal Particular Judicial First Class Justice of the Peace for Excise Circumstances. Searching for quash of the felony case and keep of the proceedings, Revanth Reddy approached the Excessive Court docket.
On an earlier event, the Excessive Court docket had exempted Revanth Reddy from look earlier than the trial courtroom.
Mohan Babu Case: HC Seeks Police Report
Hyderabad:Justice Ok. Lakshman of the Telangana Excessive Court docket on Thursday directed the police to submit the standing report within the FIR filed in opposition to movie actor Manchu Mohan Babu in relation to his assault on a journalist and the case registered in opposition to him on prices of try to homicide. The case was registered in opposition to the movie actor on the criticism of journalist Muppidi Ranjith Kumar.
The journalist had sustained extreme accidents after Mohan Babu hit him with a mike when overlaying disputes between Mohan Babu and his son Manchu Manoj at his residence in Jalpally. Requesting to quash the FIR, Mohan Babu approached the Excessive Court docket. The courtroom additionally directed the police to serve the summons to Ranjith Kumar for his contentions.
HC Restrains HMRL From Razing Precincts of Hall 4
Hyderabad:The Telangana Excessive Court docket on Thursday directed the state authorities, the Hyderabad Airport Metro Ltd and others to not disturb any archeological construction or heritage precinct, partially or totally, to put the Metro Rail Hall-6 viaduct from MGBS to Chandrayangutta, till they filed a report earlier than the courtroom concerning the buildings.
A division bench comprising performing Chief Justice Sujoy Paul and Justice Renuka Yara was coping with a petition filed by the Act Public Welfare Basis (APWF) represented by Rahim Khan, who complained that the authorities had been demolishing heritage precincts within the hall.
Further advocate-general Imran Khan, in April 2025, representing the state authorities, had given an endeavor that the authorities wouldn’t contact any declared heritage construction for laying of the Metro hall within the Previous Metropolis. He additionally submitted that the authorities had been securing an inventory of notified buildings from the Heritage Conservation Committee.
Imran Khan had additionally requested time to submit the great report. The authorities didn’t have file the report on, on Thursday, the AAG sought extra time to file the report.
M.A. Basith, counsel representing the petitioner, argued that the authorities had been intentionally delaying submitting the report, He submitted that the federal government was misrepresenting details earlier than the courtroom. The courtroom directed the federal government to file the great report inside three weeks and directed the federal government and Hyderabad Airport Metro Ltd to not contact or demolish any heritage construction.
