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AP High Court shocks CM Jagan on Vizag Guest House!
By: Tupaki Desk | 27 Aug 2020 9:41 AM GMT
The Andhra Pradesh government led by Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy which decided to build a guest house at the shore city Visakhapatnam faced a brutal shock from the court.
Supreme Court lawyer Nitish Gupta filed a contempt of court petition in the Andhra Pradesh High Court in which he maintained that the government is constructing the guest house in 30 acres land t shift the capital.
It has been widely reported that the high court tribunal sounded a bit displeased over the guest house construction and directed to file a counter-affidavit with the signature of CS before September 10th.
The High Court on Thursday directed the state government to halt any move to build the guest house stating that it amounts to contempt of court.
The High Court issued interim orders to halt the guest house construction in Visakhapatnam and stated that going ahead with the construction works comes under contempt of court.
The Andhra Pradesh government decided to construct a guest house in an area of 30 acres near the Thotlakonda Buddhist Complex in the largest city of the state.
Supreme Court lawyer Nitish Gupta filed a contempt of court petition in the Andhra Pradesh High Court in which he maintained that the government is constructing the guest house in 30 acres land t shift the capital.
It has been widely reported that the high court tribunal sounded a bit displeased over the guest house construction and directed to file a counter-affidavit with the signature of CS before September 10th.
The High Court on Thursday directed the state government to halt any move to build the guest house stating that it amounts to contempt of court.
The High Court issued interim orders to halt the guest house construction in Visakhapatnam and stated that going ahead with the construction works comes under contempt of court.
The Andhra Pradesh government decided to construct a guest house in an area of 30 acres near the Thotlakonda Buddhist Complex in the largest city of the state.
