Revealed: Revealed Date – 12:32 AM, Sat – 30 July 22
Hyderabad: Justice Lalitha Kanneganti of the Telangana Excessive Court docket directed Commissioner of Police Karimnagar to not intervene with any civil disputes of the residents. The choose was coping with a writ plea filed by P. Shiva Kumar, who sought safety from unlawful custody from Inspector of Police, Karimnagar. The petitioner contended that the police had been attempting to settle a financial dispute between the petitioner and others, which was a civil difficulty and didn’t warrant interference of police. Maccha Shiva Kumar, ACP, who was current within the court docket was directed to not intervene in any civil disputes.
Justice Lalitha noticed that it was not the responsibility of the police to intervene with disputes of civil in nature. They had been directed to observe the due strategy of regulation.
In one other case, Justice Lalitha Kanneganti directed the Director Basic of Prisons and Correctional Providers to think about the untimely launch of 1 S Okay Zakaria. A writ plea was filed by S A Rasheed {that a} rejection order was handed by the Ministry of House Affairs for the untimely launch of prisoner who spent 23 years within the jail. S Okay Zakaria was arrested for murdering a public servant on responsibility who was the Deputy Secretary of the Wakf Board. The choose directed the Director Basic to rethink the applying and go applicable orders.