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PIL filed in Andhra Pradesh High Court on police firing at Raptadu
By Express News Service2 min read at The New Indian Express
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Gunda Gopi Krishna filed a PIL in the Andhra Pradesh High Court seeking a CBI investigation into the police firing on Hemanth in the Raptadu student assault case, urging the court to preserve CCTV footage, medical records, and ballistic evidence.
The court agreed to take up the petition.
The article also reports that the Andhra Pradesh High Court reserved its orders on a petition filed by YS Pramila and YS Avinash Reddy seeking repolling in all wards of Pulivendula Municipality, with the court scheduled to pronounce its decision on Tuesday.
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VIJAYAWADA: A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Andhra Pradesh High Court seeking an independent and impartial investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the police firing on Hemanth, the accused in the Rapthadu school student assault case.
The petitioner, Mangalagiri-based advocate Gunda Gopi Krishna, urged the High Court to order a comprehensive CBI investigation and direct the authorities to preserve CCTV footage, medical records and ballistic evidence relating to the incident. A division bench headed by Chief Justice Lisa Gill agreed to take up the petition on Tuesday.
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