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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 6 Nov, 04:30

Police Inspector

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World · 5 Nov

Police Inspector awarded two-month imprisonment in contempt case

AI summaryThe Telangana High Court awarded a two-month suspended jail term and a ₹2,000 fine to Inspector M. Prem Kumar for contempt of court. Justice C.V. Bhaskar Reddy held that the Inspector's lack of prior knowledge of a 2023 court order did not justify his inaction in protecting the petitioners' plots from illegal interference. The case was filed by A. Sekhar Babu and seven others, most of whom were senior citizens.

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