Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Telangana High Court Hears Multiple Cases
The Telangana High Court is handling several important cases.
In one case, the court is looking into a complaint about police officers hurting an advocate named P. Santosh.
The police say they were investigating illegal alcohol sales, but the advocate claims they were rough and abusive.
In another case, a man named R.V. Samrat Vamshi says the police illegally detained him and took his phone and car.
The court is also hearing from a hospital that was blocked from using a special fund for patient reimbursements.
Lastly, three people accused of killing a man in a dispute over an intercaste marriage have been granted bail.
The court will continue to hear these cases in the coming weeks.
Telangana High Court is investigating allegations of police assault on advocate P. Santosh during a raid.
A writ plea alleges illegal detention by Banjara Hills Police, with the judge questioning the lack of an FIR.
A hospital in Mahbubabad challenges the denial of access to the CMRF portal, claiming reputational damage.
Three accused in an intercaste marriage murder case have been granted bail by the High Court.
The court has directed responses and further hearings for these cases in the coming weeks.
- Who
- Telangana High Court, various petitioners, and respondents including police authorities and accused individuals
- What
- Hearing of multiple cases including police assault, illegal detention, denial of CMRF portal access, and bail in a murder case
- When
- Recent proceedings, with specific dates mentioned for certain cases
- Where
- Telangana High Court, Hyderabad
- Why
- To address allegations of police misconduct, illegal actions, and legal disputes
- Case 1
- Police assault on advocate P. Santosh
- Case 2
- Illegal detention by Banjara Hills Police
- Case 3
- Denial of CMRF portal access to hospital
- Case 4
- Bail granted in intercaste marriage murder case
- Primary Category
- LAW
- Secondary Category
- Legal Proceedings
- Tertiary Category
- High Court Cases