How Many Times They Need To Come To The Court For Padayatra Permission: HC Asked GP
Hyderabad: The High Court of Telangana held a hearing on the petition filed by YSRTP President Y.S Sharmila seeking permission for the padayatra.
The High Court asked Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao’s Government Pleader, questioning how many times they would have to come to the Court for permission to Padyatra.
The Government Pleader said that they (referring to YS Sharmila) is speaking in defiance of the High Court rules. The Government Pleader handed over the video of objectionable remarks against MLA Shankar Naik to the Court. Why are people being targeted and talked about? The High Court asked. It directed Sharmila to file an affidavit with complete details. The Court adjourned the hearing to next Friday. (Maxim News)
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