Here's a straightforward look at a recent court case where a man named Thurpati Hari Prasad is caught up in a property dispute, and the police are told to stick to the law.
Thurpati Hari Prasad claims he's the rightful owner of a plot of land in Enumamula village, Warangal District. He got it through a Partition Deed back in 2022. However, he's facing problems because two other people, Veligeti Ravi Kumar and Gousiya Begum, are allegedly trying to mess with his peaceful ownership of the land. To protect his rights, Hari Prasad filed a lawsuit asking for a permanent court order to keep them away, which is still ongoing.
Things took a turn when Hari Prasad said that local police officers, especially the Sub-Inspector, Marepally Raju, and another officer, were bothering him. He claims they were pushing him to settle the dispute with the other parties involved. This led him to file a request in court, asking for protection from this police interference.
The lawyer representing the police explained their side. According to them, there are several criminal cases against Hari Prasad, and the police are just doing their investigations. They insist they're not getting involved in the land dispute.
Justice N.V. Shravan Kumar looked at the situation and decided not to get into the details of the case. Instead, the court told the police to make sure they follow the rules. The court made it clear that the police can keep investigating but must not get involved in the land dispute unless it's part of their legal duties.
In simple terms, the court instructed the police to do their job correctly and not get involved in the property dispute unless it's part of their official duties. This decision emphasizes the importance of keeping civil disputes separate from criminal investigations and ensuring that everyone's rights are respected.
