Here's the scoop: The court just ordered a speedy review of a request about a parking stand at Pune Railway Station. Let's break it down.
K Padmaja, who lives in Hyderabad, filed a petition. She wants the court to declare that the actions of the Senior Divisional Commercial Manager at Central Railway, Pune, are unfair. Why? Because they announced new offers for the parking stand at Pune Railway Station without considering her request to extend her current license.
Padmaja's lawyer, Sri C. Ramachandra Raju, argued that the call for new offers was unfair and violated her rights under the Constitution. She had already sent multiple requests on May 27, July 25, and August 23, 2025, asking for her license period to be extended.
"The action taken is highly unfair, random, illegal, and goes against the Constitution of India."
The people being sued, represented by Sri V.T. Kalyan, said they were open to considering Padmaja's request if it was still pending. They agreed to look into it and make a decision according to the rules.
Justice Nagesh Bheemapaka decided not to go into the details of the case but told the Senior Divisional Commercial Manager to review Padmaja's latest request from August 23, 2025. They have two weeks to make a decision and let her know the outcome.
"The second person being sued is told to consider the person who filed the case's request and make a proper decision according to the rules within two weeks."
The court's order means Padmaja's request will get a fair look, and she'll know the decision soon. This case highlights the importance of timely responses to official requests.
The court has directed a quick review of Padmaja's request, ensuring she will soon receive a decision about the extension of her parking stand license.
