Hyderabad: Justice T. Madhavi Devi of the High Court of Telangana filed a lawsuit, challenging the power of regional registrars under the cooperative association, and demanding unilateral approval of the amendment to the Articles of Association. The judge is dealing with a complaint filed by the Sneha Rural Development Association in Kodard, challenging the actions of the Nalgonda District Register, unilaterally approving an amendment to the social record of March 21, 2025. Nagul Meera and executive member Shaik Rajiya Begum and replace them with private ones based on the application filed by the president. It was argued that despite the disputes within the society, the petition was filed in the Suryapet District Court, but the approved amendment was ratified. The petitioner believes that the action violates the principles of natural justice, is equivalent to abuse of official positions and violates the Telangana Social Registration Act of 2001, and the petitioner seeks recognition from the Quashing Quashing Quashing diskingers and directs the original membership and office bidder qualifications and Office-Bearer records, which are yet to be resolved by the civil court dispute. Justice Madhavi Devi took note of the submissions and released the matter for further hearing.
Instructing quick action to release the passport
The two-term judges panel of the Telangana High Court, composed of Acting Chief Justice Sujoy Paul and Judge Renuka Yarra, directed appropriate powers to deal with applications from parents who wanted to travel abroad. The instructions were issued by the State Tax Deputy Commissioner for the Commercial Tax Department to deal with representatives seeking to release their passports within 7 days. The group is handling writ requests from Shikha Mehta and others who requested their passport to be released to attend the graduation ceremony of their children in Canada. The petitioner noted that their passports were deposited to the investigator under an earlier order in the criminal petition. The Panel observed that the writ was limited to seeking disposal of its pending representatives. The team avoids expressing any opinions on the merits of the case. However, it stressed the need for swift action and directed the authorities to make decisions within a week.
High voltage transformers before the temple raises challenges
Justice Pulla Karthik of the High Court of Telangana filed a writ request, questioning the installation of high-voltage transformers directly in front of the temple entrance. The judge is hearing writ requests from the Temple Commission of Sri Laxmi Devi in ​​Mallepally and Peddamma Temple. The petitioner challenged the action of Telangana State Southern Electric Power Company Limited (TSSPDCL) which installed a 256 kV transformer in front of the main entrance of the temple, calling it arbitrary, illegal and violating the rights of the devotee. It claimed that authorities tried to demolish two rooms in the temple house without providing notice or obtaining consent from the temple committee. The petitioner argued that although the land belongs to the government, part of it was granted for religious purposes, and the existence of Transformers directly hindered entry and destruction of temple activities. Temple committees and devotees have attracted security concerns and repeated opposition to intervening in religious practices. However, despite these indications, the transformer was not relocated. The respondent authorities believe that installation is required due to the expansion project on the ITI campus. The judge directed the defendant authorities to submit their response.
Director Pharma is released on bail by HC
Telangana High Court Justice J. Sreenivas Rao released bail at a managing director of a pharmaceutical company accused of involving a large-scale production of narcotics by Mephedrone. The judge handled a bail petition filed by Dr. Madabhushini Vasudeva Chary, wife of Sri Yadadri Lifesciences Private Limited. According to the prosecution, the petitioner allowed his factory site to be used to manufacture more than 200 kilograms of methylfluorone in two separate examples in August and November 2024. The manufacturing industry is allegedly extracted by other knowledge and existence with the petitioner. The petitioner was produced through a PT arrest warrant and has been under judicial custody since December 2024. The petitioner’s lawyers held that he had mistakenly implicated him based solely on the confession statement of the co-defendant and had not recovered the contraband from him. It is believed that petitioners with diabetes, hypertension and heart disease are working with authorities and a large portion of the investigation has been completed. After considering the petitioner’s submission and medical conditions, the judge expanded the petitioner on conditional bail. The judge also warned that any repetitive offense would automatically cancel the bail.
