Telangana HC: Hotel Owner, Manager Get Bail

Hyderabad: Justice G. Radha Rani of the Telangana High Court enlarged on bail a man accused of promoting communal hatred leading to the desecration of a place of worship. Justice Radha Rani, allowing the criminal petition, rejected the arguments of the prosecution and said, “the petitioners are in the business of running hotels and that they had let out their premises on receiving a booking for English development classes and no specific overt acts were alleged against the petitioners and there is no evidence to establish that the petitioners had promoted enmity against any religion or indulged in any of the offences alleged and as no permission was required to conduct conferences inside a hotel and arranging a separate hall for namaz is not an offence and they were made as accused only basing upon their confession which was inadmissible in law and there is no evidence to show that the petitioners are in any way related to Salman or that they had any knowledge of his criminal antecedents, it is considered a fit case to enlarge the petitioners on bail.” SSC exam marks up for review In a case of starting early, now even answers to Class 10 questions came up for judicial review before the High Court. HC seeks CCTV footage of OU PS Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy of the Telangana High Court ordered the police commissioner to produce CCTV footage of Osmania University police station amid allegations of inhuman treatment and illegal detention of the complainant by the police. The judge was dealing with a writ plea filed by Joel, challenging the alleged wrongful detention of himself and his two brothers following an attempt to file a complaint regarding an attack on his elder brother, Bharath Simha Raidu, who is in judicial custody and suffers from schizophrenia.