Archive · 24 May 2025
High Court Suspends Ombudsman's Order on City College Association
Imagine a group of friends who love cricket.
They have a club, but there's a disagreement about who's really in charge.
Someone called an 'Ombudsman' tried to sort things out, but the group didn't like the Ombudsman's decision.
They went to a higher court, which is like the principal's office, and the court decided the Ombudsman might not have the power to make that decision.
So, the court told everyone to wait and come back later, to hear more about it.
The court also said the cricket club could keep playing while they figure things out.
The Telangana High Court suspended the orders of the HCA Ombudsman.
The Ombudsman had barred the City College Old Boys Association (CCOBA) and instructed HCA not to recognize them.
Ansar Ahmed Khan, representing CCOBA, challenged the Ombudsman's orders.
The Ombudsman's orders were a result of a complaint from Mohd Farooq claiming to be the club secretary.
The court posted the matter to June 30 for further hearing.
- Who
- The Telangana High Court, the Ombudsman of the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA), City College Old Boys Association (CCOBA), and Mohd Farooq.
- What
- The Telangana High Court suspended the Ombudsman's order regarding the City College Old Boys Association (CCOBA).
- When
- The order was suspended, and the matter was posted to June 30th for further hearing.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana High Court
- Why
- The court suspended the Ombudsman's order due to a dispute over jurisdiction.
- Court
- Telangana High Court
- Ombudsman
- Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA)
- Association involved
- City College Old Boys Association (CCOBA)
- Petitioner
- Ansar Ahmed Khan
- Complainant
- Mohd Farooq
- Next hearing date
- June 30