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Telangana HC hopes govt wont demolish heritage building to build new assembly

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9 July 2019 10:53 AM IST
A High Court bench comprising Chief Justice Raghavendra Chouhan and Justice Shameem Akhtar was hearing the case.
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Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Monday said it hoped that the state government will not demolish the heritage Errum Manzil building to construct a new Telangana Legislative Assembly.

Professor and activist Vishweshwer Rao had filed a writ petition in the Telangana High Court seeking a direction to the state government to not demolish the Errum Manzil building.

A High Court bench comprising Chief Justice Raghavendra Chouhan and Justice Shameem Akhtar was hearing the case.

The court has hoped that the Telangana government will not demolish the Errum Manzil building till the case is disposed of.

The Additional Advocate General informed the court that he would convey the sentiments of the court to the Telangana government.

He told media persons that no stay has been issued by the Court in the matter and the case has been posted after two days.

Telangana High Court Telangana Legislative Assembly Errum Manzil 
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