MP Gurumoorthy has urged swift action against police brutality towards marginalized communities in Andhra Pradesh. He highlighted serious incidents of violence against Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Backward Classes, particularly a case involving custodial torture. Gurumoorthy called for independent investigations and accountability from authorities to protect constitutional rights.
On December 2, the Supreme Court temporarily released YSRCP social media in-charge Sajjala Bhargava Reddy, allowing him to approach the High Court regarding multiple FIRs alleging derogatory online posts about Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu. The court granted him two weeks of protection from arrest while emphasizing the importance of High Courts.
Today, On 1st October, the Andhra Pradesh government paused the SIT investigation into the Tirupati laddu controversy, following a Supreme Court order amid concerns over public allegations of adulteration. The stay lasts until the next hearing on October 3, aimed at preserving the investigation’s integrity, as emphasized by the court’s response.
The Supreme Court Today (May 3rd) declined to grant any relief to the YSR Congress Party on its plea challenging new rules for counting of postal ballot votes in Andhra Pradesh.
Yesterday(on 2nd June), The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) challenges the validity of postal ballots in Andhra Pradesh, filing a petition against the Election Commission of India. This move follows the Andhra Pradesh High Court’s dismissal of YSRCP’s plea regarding postal ballot norms relaxation.
Today, 18th April,The Supreme Court postponed the ‘Cash for Vote’ case hearing to July 24, allowing time for both parties to prepare. The case involves alleged bribery during voting and has sparked public and legal scrutiny. The delay stems from petitions aimed at naming Chandrababu Naidu as an accused and transferring the investigation to the CBI. Despite delays, there is urgency and frustration surrounding the case.
