Telangana HC Issues One-month Jail Term to Nandu Kumar in Deccan Kitchen Case
Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Monday sentenced K. Nandu Kumar, organiser of Deccan Kitchen hotel, to one month of simple imprisonment for violating court orders over construction on a property he was renting from popular actor Daggubati Venkatesh. Justice K. Lakshman on Monday faulted Nandu Kumar for violating a court order dated August 10, 2021, prohibiting Nandu Kumar and actor Venkatesh from undertaking construction or renovation works on Plot No. The High Court then barred both Nandu Kumar and Venkatesh from undertaking any work and directed the GHMC not to take coercive steps, such as demolition of property, till further orders. Despite the court order, GHMC demolished the Deccan Kitchen hotel within 24 hours, following which Nandu Kumar approached the High Court, which summoned then GHMC commissioner Lokesh Kumar.
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