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Magistrate court shift move sparks protests
Members of Malkajgiri Bar Association boycotts work and stages a dharna against the transfer of magistrate office to Kukatpally Court
Malkajgiri: The Sixth Additional Magistrate's Court located in the Malkajgiri Court Complex has been transferred to the Kukatpally Court, in accordance with the decision of the Telangana High Court. Opposing the decision, the members of the Malkajgiri Bar Association on Monday boycotted work and staged a dharna before the complex.
They demanded 'justice.' Addressing the protestors, association president Yadagiri Rao alleged that the transfer was done without any intimation to the organisation and lawyers.
He said thousands of cases were pending in the court causing hardships to both advocates and litigants. Already the issue has been taken to the notice of the 16th Additional Court judge, along with the need for posting of a family court judge.
Rao said there was hope for expeditious clearance of the long pending cases, following the appointment of the Additional Court judge on September 6. But, the transfer took place, adding to the woes of advocates. Rao asserted that the protest would continue until it transfer is cancelled.
Rao warned that members would take up fast from Tuesday. Secretary of the association Amarender Reddy, treasurer Srikanth Chary, members Ramesh Yadav, Abburi Srinivas, Sanjay, Ravikanth Goud, Yata Bhaskar, Krishna, Vasu, M Srinivas Yadav, Rajamallu, Lakshminarsayya, Prasanna, Shakuntala, Surender Rao and others were present on the occasion.
