Telangana court allows KTR defamation case against Surekha

Responding to the development, Surekha, in a statement, said that she has faith in the judiciary.
Rama Rao filed the private complaint under Section 222 read with Section 223 (BNSS) in October 2024
Rama Rao filed the private complaint under Section 222 read with Section 223 (BNSS) in October 2024(File Photo | Express)
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HYDERABAD: The Judicial First Class Magistrate (JFCM) for Excise cases has taken cognisance of a criminal defamation complaint filed by BRS working president K T Rama Rao against Endowments Minister Konda Surekha.

Rama Rao filed the private complaint under Section 222 read with Section 223 (BNSS) in October 2024. Cognisance refers to a court formally acknowledging a complaint and deciding to initiate proceedings after examining the allegations.

Responding to the development, Surekha, in a statement, said that she has faith in the judiciary. “These cases and fights are not new to me. My life has been full of struggles,” she said.

Rama Rao posted on X: “Truth will always come out, if not immediately, eventually. Power doesn’t absolve anyone of irresponsible statements or character assassination. It is a chance to serve, not to peddle rumours or target opponents. I hope this serves as a lesson to those who think they can get away with such actions in the name of politics.”

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