The issue at hand was a petition to shift the trial in a 2015 cash-for-vote case against Revanth outside the state. The court expressed concern over the CM’s audacity to question the court’s decisions and indicated that it may consider the petition for transfer of the case from Telangana High Court.
The Supreme Court of India has expressed its displeasure over Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s remarks regarding the bail granted to Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha. Reddy’s remarks had suggested that the BJP might have influenced the decision, contrasting it with the delayed bail of other political figures in the Delhi Liquor Policy case. Others accused in the case include Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal who is still waiting for bail. Kejriwal’s cabinet colleague, Manish Sisodia had to wait for nearly one and half year to get bail in the same case. The court emphasized its duty under the Constitution and questioned why it was being dragged into a political rivalry. Clearly, this situation has raised eyebrows and sparked debate about the intersection of politics and judicial decisions.The issue at hand was a petition to shift the trial in a 2015 cash-for-vote case against Revanth outside the state. The issue at hand was a petition by the BRS MLS G Jagadish Reddy with request to shift the trial in a 2015 cash-for-vote case against Revanth outside the state. The court expressed concern over the CM’s audacity to question the court’s decisions and indicated that it may consider the petition for transfer of the case from Telangana High Court.
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