Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Telangana HC Deals with Land Disputes, Appoints Judges and Addresses Criminal Case
The Telangana High Court addressed several matters.
The government won't investigate land purchases by officials.
The court questioned petitioners' reasons for asking for a CBI or ED probe and wants them to prove their involvement.
The court also seeks details about Bhoodan land.
Four new judges were appointed.
In a separate case, the court instructed a lower court to only use legal evidence in the Pranay Kumar murder case.
Telangana government will not appoint an inquiry commission regarding land purchases by IAS and IPS officers in Nagaram.
The High Court questioned the locus of petitioners seeking a CBI/ED probe into the land issue.
The court directed the Bhoodan Yagna Board to provide details of Bhoodan land.
The High Court announced the appointment of four new additional judges.
The court directed the trial court to consider only admissible evidence in the Pranay Kumar honour killing case.
- Who
- Telangana High Court, petitioners, government officials, and the Bhoodan Yagna Board.
- What
- Several court cases were addressed, including land disputes, appointments, and an honour killing case.
- When
- Recent court hearings were held.
- Where
- Telangana High Court.
- Why
- To address land disputes, legal challenges, and judicial appointments.
Petitioners' Claims
Government's Position
Land Ownership
Petitioners' Claims
Petitioners allege government land was fraudulently purchased.
Government's Position
Government states it is an issue between private parties.
- Court
- Telangana High Court
- Nagaram Land
- Survey No. 194 and 195
- New Judges Appointed
- Gouse Meera Mohiuddin, Chalapathi Rao Suddala, Vakiti Ramakrishna Reddy, Gadi Praveen Kumar
- Bhoodan Land
- 42 acres in Survey No. 181
- Pranay Kumar Case
- Honour killing case in Miryalaguda
