Archive · 15 Jun 2025
TG Judge Orders Bank Manager's Appearance in Gold Case
A judge in Telangana is very unhappy with a bank manager.
A customer paid back their loan, but the bank didn't return their gold.
The judge is making the bank manager come to court in person to explain why.
The manager said he's been transferred far away, but the judge said it doesn't matter and he must still attend every court hearing.
This is because the judge wants the manager to sort out the issue of the gold.
Telangana High Court ordered a Canara Bank Chief Manager to appear in person for contempt proceedings.
The case involves a customer's gold ornaments not being returned after loan repayment.
Justice Bhaskar Reddy criticized the Chief Manager's failure to act on the issue.
The Chief Manager stated he was transferred to Haridwar, 1200 km from Hyderabad.
The court directed his personal presence at every hearing, regardless of his location.
- Who
- Justice C.V. Bhaskar Reddy, Chief Manager Rajanish of Canara Bank, and a customer.
- What
- The Telangana High Court ordered a Canara Bank Chief Manager to appear in court for a contempt case regarding the non-return of a customer's gold.
- When
- The court proceedings occurred recently, as the article states Friday as a point in the event timeline.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana High Court.
- Why
- The Chief Manager failed to return a customer's gold ornaments after loan repayment, prompting a contempt of court case.
Bank Manager's Position
Court's Decision
Responsibility for Resolving the Issue
Bank Manager's Position
The Chief Manager claimed he had been transferred to Haridwar and the regional manager should handle the matter.
Court's Decision
The court directed his personal presence at every hearing, regardless of his location.
- Court
- Telangana High Court
- Judge
- Justice C.V. Bhaskar Reddy
- Defendant
- Chief Manager Rajanish (Canara Bank)
- Issue
- Non-return of gold ornaments
- Location of Manager
- Haridwar
- Contempt Case
- Filed by a customer