In March 2020, Revanth Reddy had displayed pictures of a building and claimed that it was a farmhouse belonging to a minister from the then-ruling BRS party.
Hyderabad, March 19: The Telangana High Court has quashed an FIR filed in March 2020 against Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for allegedly flying a drone without permission. The case, which was registered at Narsingi police station, accused him of using a drone to take pictures of a building in Janwada.
At that time, Revanth Reddy was a Congress Lok Sabha MP from Malkajgiri. He was arrested in connection with the case but later filed a petition in the High Court to have the FIR dismissed.
During the hearing, the court was informed that the area where the drone was flown, which included a cricket ground and its surroundings, was neither a restricted nor a prohibited area.
After reviewing all relevant documents and evidence, the court decided to quash the case against Revanth Reddy on Wednesday.
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Background of the Case
In March 2020, Revanth Reddy had displayed pictures of a building and claimed that it was a farmhouse belonging to a minister from the then-ruling BRS party.
He further alleged that the farmhouse was built in violation of rules. However, the BRS party denied these allegations.
With this court ruling, Revanth Reddy is now free from the legal proceedings related to this case.
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