Ananya Mondal

In Shaik Basheer Mohiddin vs The State Of Telangana And 4 Others, on 26 June 2020, the Court directed the Police to take strict actions against anyone who threatens or terrorizes a married couple of different religions. Brief Facts of the Case The petitioner had married Talluri Shanthi Sudha on

The Telangana HC ensured the State and Railway to transport the stranded migrant workers on 23.06.2020. The Court asked them to provide immediate emergency quota to the migrant workers in the State. Submission of the Petitioners It is discriminatory and arbitrary not to identify and register the brick kiln workers.

The police had used police lathies against vehicles to check the presence of Coronavirus. On this explanation of the police, the Telangana High Court expressed surprise. Submission of the Petitioner The petitioner submitted that the action of the police is arbitrary and unjust. The action of the police was contrary

Telangana High Court directed the State to take necessary steps for the welfare of the inmates of Old Age Homes. The Court also directed the State to consider the possibility of having Old Homes along with other Homes run under the Juvenile Justice Act. Submission of the Petitioner In Old Age Homes

In the light of the continuing COVID-19 crisis, the Telangana High Court has issued a circular. This circular suspends the works of Lower Courts or Tribunals of the state till 30.06.2020 or further order. This Order was issued on 13.06.20. Directions of the Court The Telangana High Court issued following

On 05.06.2020, in Sambaru Vani v. The State of Telangana and Others, the Telangana High Court allowed the writ petition. It granted a period of 15 days to the petitioner to submit his explanation. The explanation is regarding the misuse of the Gram Panchayat funds. Moreover, the Court suspended the power

The Telangana High Court gave its order on Smt. Chenagala Harathi v. Sri Chengala Satyaiah on 1 June 2020. It directed the withdrawal of petition from the file of a Senior Civil Judge. Consequently, the court directed its transfer to the file of a Family Court Judge in Ranga Reddy

In Syed Bin Abdullah Ba Hakam vs Shaik Azeem, on 29 May 2020 Telangana HC upheld the decision of the lower Court. But, the Court below quashed the order passed by the Trial Court. The Trial Court gave an order to evict the Respondent from the Petitioner’s property. Thus, the

In Bairi Srinivas v. The State Of Telangana, the Court directed to follow necessary protective measures to continue the operations of Flour Mill, which is causing dust pollution and noise pollution in the local residential area. Brief Facts of the Case There is a flour mill in the local residential

In Tamil Vendhan & Ors. v. The State, the Madras High Court on 18.05.2020 allowed the bail applications of 11 accused persons who obstructed the burial ceremony of a doctor, who passed away in a heart attack after contracting the COVID-19 infection. Brief Facts of the Case The case of