Hyderabad: HYDRA Commissioner A.V. Ranganath was briefly stopped from entering the Telangana High Court through Gate No. 6 on Tuesday after security personnel directed him to use another designated entrance.
The incident drew attention as it involved a senior government official, although it was resolved without any confrontation.
HYDRA Commissioner Uses Alternate Entry
According to reports, Ranganath arrived at the High Court to attend official proceedings and attempted to enter through Gate No. 6.
Police personnel on duty informed him that the gate was reserved for specific categories of visitors and requested that he use Gate No. 4, which serves as the designated entrance for the general public and other visitors.
Ranganath complied with the instructions and entered the court premises through Gate No. 4 before proceeding with his official work.
The incident was handled peacefully, with no disruption to court proceedings.
The episode later became a topic of discussion on social media, where users expressed differing views on security protocols and access regulations at the High Court.
As of Tuesday, neither the Telangana High Court administration nor the Hyderabad Police had issued an official statement regarding the incident. Ranganath also had not commented publicly.
Officials indicated that the matter appeared to be related to routine security procedures, as entry through different gates is governed by administrative and security protocols.
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