The verdict on KCR and Harish Rao's petition has been reserved.
The High Court has reserved its verdict on the petition filed by former CM KCR and former minister Harish Rao regarding the Medigadda Barrage collapse case. Both challenged the orders issued by the Bhupalpally district court, claiming they were beyond its jurisdiction. The petition also brought attention to the death of the complainant, Rajalingamurthy, and the legal implications of his passing.
Hyderabad: A hearing took place in the High Court regarding the Medigadda Barrage collapse case, where former CM KCR and former minister Harish Rao had filed a petition. It is well known that both approached the High Court challenging the orders passed by the Bhupalpally district court. After hearing arguments from both sides, the High Court has reserved its verdict on the petition.
In the Medigadda Barrage collapse incident, a person named Rajalingamurthy filed a criminal revision petition in the Bhupalpally district court. Accepting the petition for hearing, the district court issued notices to KCR and Harish Rao. Both of them filed a petition in the High Court, claiming that the district court had issued orders beyond its jurisdiction.
Recently, the complainant Rajalingamurthy was murdered. The High Court questioned how the petition would be considered if the complainant is deceased. The Public Prosecutor argued that the petition could still be considered even after the complainant’s death, referring to Supreme Court rulings on the matter. KCR and Harish Rao's lawyer argued that the district court had issued orders beyond its jurisdiction. After hearing arguments from both sides, the High Court reserved its verdict.
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