Quick Summary: A family in Hyderabad is trying to avoid getting arrested in a case where they face serious accusations. The court, led by Justice K. Sujana, has given them some time to work with the police investigation.
B Lalitha and her family members, including her son B Sridhar and daughter-in-law B Radhika, are in a bit of a legal jam. They've been accused of some serious crimes under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) and the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. They're asking for pre-arrest bail in a case filed at the Bhongir Police Station.
The people asking for bail are B Lalitha, her family, and a student named B Sai Raghava. On the other side, we have the State of Telangana, represented by its lawyer, and a woman named Bandari Shivalaxmi.
Justice K. Sujana didn't go into the details of the case. Instead, she told the family to go to the police station by November 7, 2025. They need to work with the investigation and provide any needed documents.
"The petitioners shall submit their defense and co-operate with the Investigating Officer as and when required." - Justice K. Sujana
The court made it clear that the investigation should follow the rules set by the Supreme Court in the Arnesh Kumar case. This makes sure the process is fair and open.
The case is still open, but the family's immediate concern of being arrested is on hold for now. They need to follow the rules and help with the investigation to avoid more problems.
