Archive · 10 Oct 2026
Telangana High Court Issues Directions in Three Separate Cases
The Telangana High Court heard three different matters.
In one, a company said it was unfairly removed from a road-building tender.
The court said any final decision on those bids must wait for its further orders.
In another matter, the court allowed the state education department to file a late appeal, but ordered it to pay ₹25,000.
The court also told officials to find out who caused the delay.
In a third case, the court ordered governments to finish the process for acquiring land used by a defence research centre and pay the people entitled to compensation.
Officials have one week to act and must report back by October 16.
The court warned that responsible officials could face legal action if they do not comply.
The court said decisions on three Radial Road-2 tender packages will remain subject to further orders in a challenge by Sushee Infra and Mining Limited.
Sushee disputed its technical-bid rejection, saying its experience certificate was valid and tender rules required officials to seek clarification.
In a separate case, the court condoned the education department’s 250-day appeal delay but imposed ₹25,000 in costs and ordered officials to be identified.
The court gave state and Union authorities one week to complete acquisition proceedings and arrange compensation for 16.19 acres at Kancha Imarat.
Rangareddy district officials must report compliance by October 16 or may face action under the Contempt of Courts Act.
- Who
- The Telangana High Court; Sushee Infra and Mining Limited; the Telangana education department; and state and Union officials in the land-compensation case.
- What
- The court issued directions in three separate matters involving road tenders, a delayed government appeal, and compensation for land used by a defence research centre.
- When
- The road-tender matters were adjourned to October 12; the land-case compliance report is due October 16. The articles describe the other rulings as occurring on Friday.
- Where
- Telangana, including the Radial Road-2 project in the Hyderabad region and land at Kancha Imarat in Rangareddy district.
- Why
- The cases concerned a challenged tender disqualification, a 250-day delay in filing an appeal, and failure to carry out court-ordered land acquisition and compensation.
Petitioner's position
Authorities' position
Radial Road-2 tender disqualification
Petitioner's position
Sushee Infra and Mining Limited argued that its experience certificate was valid, its technical bids were wrongly rejected, and tender rules required the authority to seek clarification about any discrepancy.
Authorities' position
HGCL said the certificate lacked a counter-signature by a superintending engineer. Its counsel told the court that technical and price bids had been opened and an L-1 bidder declared.
Land possession and compensation
Petitioner's position
The petitioner complained that authorities had not complied with court orders to compensate the family for 16.19 acres and sought action for contempt.
Authorities' position
Authorities said handing over the land was not feasible because the DRDO Missile Research Centre conducted missile research there; the government had expressed willingness to acquire it and pay compensation.
- Road project
- Radial Road-2, connecting the Outer Ring Road at Kothwalguda (Budwel) to NH-167N near Nacharam
- Road length
- 81.15 km
- Tender packages challenged
- Budvel to Shabad; Shabad to Gudur; and Gudur to Nacharam
- Appeal delay
- 250 days
- Costs imposed
- ₹25,000 against the education department
- Land in compensation case
- 16.19 acres at Kancha Imarat, Raviryala village limits
- Land-case deadline
- Complete the process within one week; file a compliance report by October 16