Archive · 25 May 2025
Contempt Case Filed Against RR Collector Over Court Order
Imagine a boss who only follows some of the rules given to them.
A government official named Narayana Reddy, who used to be in charge of Nalgonda, is in trouble.
A judge thinks he only used parts of a court order that he liked, especially about paying workers.
The judge is making him answer for it, because it's like he's ignoring the rest of the rules.
The judge wants him to fix the problem or face more trouble.
He has been given a month to comply or face the consequences.
The Telangana High Court issued a contempt notice to the Rangareddy (RR) district collector, C Narayana Reddy.
The case stems from Reddy's actions as the former Nalgonda district collector.
He is accused of selectively interpreting court orders regarding pay for ad-hoc workers.
The High Court previously directed the collector to implement judgments related to workers' pay.
The judge gave him four weeks to comply with the court order or face contempt proceedings.
- Who
- C Narayana Reddy, the RR district collector.
- What
- A contempt of court case.
- When
- The contempt notice was issued recently.
- Where
- Telangana High Court, Nalgonda and Rangareddy districts
- Why
- For selective adoption of court orders related to workers' pay.
- Defendant
- C Narayana Reddy, IAS officer
- Court
- Telangana High Court
- Charge
- Contempt of court
- Previous Role
- District Collector of Nalgonda
- Current Role
- Rangareddy District Collector
- Issue
- Selective implementation of court order