Advocate general of telangana

By Express News Service HYDERABAD: BJP MLA Eatala Rajender on Tuesday questioned why the Additional Advocate General, whose salary is paid from the taxpayers’ money, has been visiting New Delhi along with BRS MLC K Kavitha, who is being questioned by ED in connection with the Delhi liquor policy scam. He also wondered why the State ministers have been visiting the national capital along with Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao’s daughter. Addressing the media at Parkal, Rajender wondered if the people of Telangana have given any assurance to Kavitha that they will come to her rescue if she loots and hides the country’s wealth. Rubbishing the allegations of BRS leaders that there was a political conspiracy to implicate Kavitha in the Delhi liquor scam, he said: “If that was the case, why would the ED question politicians and businessmen from States like Kerala, Punjab, Delhi and Andhra Pradesh in connection with the scam.” HYDERABAD: BJP MLA Eatala Rajender on Tuesday questioned why the Additional Advocate General, whose salary is paid from the taxpayers’ money, has been visiting New Delhi along with BRS MLC K Kavitha, who is being questioned by ED in connection with the Delhi liquor policy scam. He also wondered why the State ministers have been visiting the national capital along with Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao’s daughter. Addressing the media at Parkal, Rajender wondered if the people of Telangana have given any assurance to Kavitha that they will come to her resc...

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HYDERABAD: The AG can hold meetings with various law officers and also with several principal secretaries, IAS and IPS officials who come to HC on court duty. This room, built within the HC premises, can also be used as a videoconferencing room as that facility was also installed. Justices Challa Kodanda Ram, Shameem Akther, B Vijaysen Reddy, advocate general BS Prasad, additional AG J Ramachandra Rao and several law officers participated in the inaugural function.

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad will host the international conference of jurists in September this year. This was revealed by Supreme Court Bar Association president and president of the International council of Jurists, Dr Adish C Aggarwala here on Saturday at the HC Bar Association. Addressing the media along with HC bar president Palle Nageswara Rao and advocate general BS Prasad, he said that 100 judges from various foreign countries along with 100 more Indian judges would participate in this conference. Representatives from all state bar associations and bar councils would deliberate in this two-day international conference scheduled to be held on September 16 and 17 in Hyderabad. Stating that Telangana would feel it as a privilege to host this event, advocate general Prasad assured all logistical help to conduct the international event on behalf of the state government. Our government has allocated Rs 100 crore for the welfare of advocates and would be ready to support any initiatives that would enrich the legal fraternity, he said. The purpose behind the event is to promote brotherhood among judges and jurists all over the world and derive strength from each other, Adish said. Judges, lawyers, parliamentarians, law teachers, law reporters will all come under the definition of jurists. In its 2012 conference in London, the ICJ included chartered accountants also in the list of jurists, he said. Interaction and exchange of views between jurists of various countries and cultures...

HYDERABAD: Scores of legal professionals from both Telangana Advocate General The sanctioned strength was raised from 24 to 42 which is 75 percent raise. This will pave the way for making our high court the first high court in the country to achieve zero pendency soon, the AG said. The current high court building is the place Justice Ramana started his journey as a judge and we are happy that he rose to the highest post in the judiciary from here, Prasad said. We will felicitate him soon in a befitting manner, the AG said. Several advocates from Vijayawada too came and felicitated the CJI at Hyderabad Raj Bhavan. Justice Ramana is scheduled to visit the prestigious Yadadri temple along with his family on Tuesday.

Telangana Advocate-General D. Prakash Reddy on Monday resigned, forwarding his letter to Governor E. S. L. Narasimhan and Chief Secretary S. K. Joshi. He was appointed to the post on July 19 last. Though the letter did not assign any reason for his resignation — it merely thanked the Governor for giving him the opportunity — sources said Mr. Reddy was not happy with developments in the court case relating to the expulsion of two Congress MLAs from the Legislative Assembly. Mr. Reddy was said to have orally expressed willingness to produce to the court video footage of the incident involving the hurling of headphones by the MLAs — Mr. Komatireddy Venkat Reddy and Mr. S. A. Sampath Kumar — at the Governor on the first day of the current budget session of legislature. Mr. Reddy addressed a letter to the Legislature Secretary to produce the video footage but the latter was said to have cited an order of a Parliamentary Standing Committee, issued in 1957, which was binding on all State Assemblies, and forbids them from producing any material evidence to court without the express resolution of the House. The requirement of House resolution was taken to the notice of the High Court by Advocate-General J. Ramachandra Rao when it went into the plea of the MLAs to stay their expulsion. The court conceded the request of Mr. Rao to grant time for the same till March 27. He told The Hindu that an adjournment would be sought again since the House was yet to pass the resolution.

Highlights Senior advocate in the High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad, Desai Prakash Reddy, is the new Advocate General for the State of Telangana. The government has issued a G.O. to this effect on Monday. Prakash Reddy succeeds K Ramakrishna Reddy who resigned from the post after completing three years as the first AG. ​ Hyderabad: Senior advocate in the High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad, Desai Prakash Reddy, is the new Advocate General for the State of Telangana. The government has issued a G.O. to this effect on Monday. Prakash Reddy succeeds K Ramakrishna Reddy who resigned from the post after completing three years as the first AG. Hailing from Amarchinta village in Wanaparthy district (formerly Mahabubnagar district), Prakash Reddy was born to Desai Muralidhar Reddy and Anasuya Devi in 1955. He completed his law degree from Osmania University in 1977 and enrolled in the Andhra Pradesh Bar Council. He worked in the office of senior advocate K Pratap Reddy from 1977 to 1986, gaining experience in various aspects of law. From 1986 to 1990, he practised independently in the High Court at Hyderabad. He later moved to Delhi and practised in the Supreme Court of India from 1990 to 1998. During this period he worked with Justice Konda Madhav Reddy during 1990-92. Moving back to the High Court, he was appointed as Additional Advocate General for the composite State of Andhra Pradesh in May 1998 and continued in that post till May 2004. He was designated as senior couns...