Summary: In a recent court decision, Justice N. Tukaramji dismissed a writ petition filed by Bhukya Ramu as unnecessary. The case involved a request for the arrest of certain individuals after a police report was filed, but the matter no longer needed a decision from the court.
Bhukya Ramu filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India. He wanted the court to declare the lack of action by certain police officers as illegal. The officers had not arrested the accused in Police Report No. 1051 of 2015, even though the report was filed for offenses under Section 448, 324 read with 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
"The action of the respondents in not causing arrest... is illegal, arbitrary, unjust..."
The respondents included: - The State of Telangana - The Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad - The Assistant Commissioner of Police, L B Nagar - The Station House Officer, Vanasthalipuram - Dharavath Darma Naik, a police constable - Mohan Naik, his son - Smt. Sreelatha, Bhukya Ramu's wife
Justice N. Tukaramji listened to both sides. Mr. Karunakar Reddy, the lawyer for Bhukya Ramu, and Mr. R. Laxmikanth Reddy, the Assistant Government Lawyer for Home, represented the respondents.
The petition was dismissed as unnecessary, meaning it was no longer relevant or needed. Bhukya Ramu's lawyer agreed that the issue did not require further decision-making.
"The cause in this Writ petition does not survive for adjudication..."
With both parties in agreement, the court dismissed the petition without any order for costs. All pending additional requests were also closed.
