Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Telangana High Court: Loan Recovery Guidelines, Bail Rejection, Certificate Dispute
The Telangana High Court is dealing with several cases.
In one, the court told banks to follow the rules set by the RBI when collecting loan payments, after a person said banks used unfair tactics.
In another, the court denied bail to someone caught with drugs like ecstasy and cannabis.
Finally, the court is looking at whether the Human Rights Commission was right to order a school to give back student certificates, even if the students hadn't paid their fees.
The school says the commission went too far.
Telangana High Court directed banks to follow RBI guidelines on loan recovery.
A borrower alleged illegal recovery tactics by Axis Bank and HDFC Bank.
The court refused bail in a case involving possession of ecstasy and cannabis.
A petition challenged the Telangana Human Rights Commission's order regarding student certificates.
The SHRC directed the release of student certificates despite outstanding dues.
- Who
- Telangana High Court justices; Inturi Madhavi, Malela Vinod Kumar, Annamacharya Educational Trust.
- What
- Issued directives on loan recovery, rejected bail in a drug case, and is hearing a challenge to a SHRC order.
- When
- Multiple cases presented.
- Where
- Telangana High Court.
- Why
- Judges are addressing issues of loan recovery practices, drug possession, and a dispute over student certificates.
- Court Directives
- Banks must follow RBI guidelines on loan recovery; SHRC certificate order challenged.
- Bail Denied
- Accused in drugs case involving ecstasy and cannabis.
- Petitioner in Loan Case
- Inturi Madhavi
- Banks Named in Loan Case
- Axis Bank, HDFC Bank
- Drugs Involved
- Ecstasy, cannabis
- Petitioner in Drugs Case
- Malela Vinod Kumar
- SHRC Case
- Annamacharya Educational Trust challenges SHRC order