Illegal Arrest: Plea Seeks CCTV Video

Haydarabad: The two judicial panels of the TaLangana Supreme Court of Justice Moushumi Bhattacharya and Justice Gadi Praveen Kumar will continue to hear a Habeas Corpus petition that questions the arrest and arrest of a 33 -year -old merchant. The panel was a writer opened by Shashikala Renwa, who claimed that Rishab’s son Anand Suresh Kumar Renwa had been illegally arrested by Banjara Hills police and was arrested for custody of the judiciary. It has been claimed that the arrest and subsequent arrest over 24 hours violated the 58th part of Bharatia Nagaric Sanhita, illegal, contrary to the constitution and Bharatia Nagarik. The immediately release of the petition Rishab sought disciplinary punishment and compensation against the relevant police officers. The petition lawyer called the CCTV images to confirm the illegal detention claim and called on data recordings from 24 August 2025. The panel directed the state’s response until 10 September and the pleading of a private government to note the request for CCTV images and call data records. The topic was sent to September 15th.

It challenged the ruined building attention

Justice B. Vijaysen, Reddy of the Supreme Court of TaLangana, was a writer who challenged a statement of destruction published by GHMC for a building in Moti Market. A writer opened by M. Kishan Mahaveer in July was questioning a notification published by the City Planning Department within the scope of the GHMC Law. He said he would empty the building and undertake the necessary renewal to make the building safe and livable. On behalf of the GHMC, it was claimed that the structure was in a devastated state and the procedures were initiated after calling a statement within seven days. The judge, who recorded the request of the petition, led him to evacuate the facilities and complete renewal or repairs within a month and made the structures safe and livable. In the event of heavy rain, if the facilities require immediate removal, the authorities will be the freedom to take action.

Bail for the defendant because it is almost done

The Supreme Court of TaLangana gave bail of a defendant who allegedly cheated on a 30 lakh woman under the excuse of marriage and business investment. The judge felt a petition of crime opened by Muvva. According to the prosecutor’s Office, the actual complaint was contacted with the petition owner through an online application in 2020. Returning from the United States to establish a business, he proposed marriage and committed RS.20 Lakh to work in May 2021. Later, it was claimed that RS.30, which jumped due to insufficient funds, was shot and published. The complainant claimed that he had misrepresent his friend as his cousin to strengthen his trust, but at the same time he claimed that he was deceived. The petition lawyer argued that the complainant had previously offered a report with similar cheat allegations and then the addition of rape was just an improvement. The petition lawyer has been detained since July and the investigation has been progressing significantly when 13 witnesses were examined. The judge said that the financial part of the investigation was completed and that it was appropriate to expand the petition on conditional bail.