In a sensational development, the Andhra Pradesh High Court has adjourned the high-profile hearing on the transfer of the AP skill development scam case to the CBI. The case, which has captured the attention of the nation, is set for the next hearing on November 29.

The Legal Battle Heats Up

A division bench, including Justices U. Durga Prasada Rao and Justice Manava Kiranmaee, heard the plea filed by former MP Vundavalli Arun Kumar. The courtroom was charged with tension as the petitioner’s counsel, K. G. Krishna Murthy, raised concerns over the delay in issuing notices to the respondents, a crucial step in the legal proceedings.

Court Directs Action Against Delay

The court’s directive to the registrar to investigate the delay and hold responsible parties accountable has added another layer of drama to the case. This move by the court indicates a serious approach towards ensuring a fair and timely judicial process in this high-stakes scam investigation.

Government’s Stance and Future Implications

Representing the AP government, advocate general S. Sriram made a compelling submission, highlighting the government’s efforts to review decisions of the previous TD government and its request to involve the CBI and make the Centre a respondent in the case. The court’s decision on these requests could significantly impact the trajectory of this high-profile case.

Conclusion

As the Andhra Pradesh High Court adjourns the hearing, the anticipation and speculation around this case continue to build. This legal battle, involving a former MP and significant government policies, is not just a courtroom drama but a reflection of the intricate workings of the Indian judicial system.

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