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Probe agencies, courts should no longer drag their feet in cases against Jagan, says Excise Minister Kollu Ravindra

The fresh ED plea in Telangana High Court should help speed up proceedings against the YSRCP chief, who has managed to delay the hearings by filing more than 4,000 discharge petitions till date, observes Kollu Ravindra

The Hindu NationalOctober 11, 20261 min read
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Probe agencies, courts should no longer drag their feet in cases against Jagan, says Excise Minister Kollu Ravindra

The fresh ED plea in Telangana High Court should help speed up proceedings against the YSRCP chief, who has managed to delay the hearings by filing more than 4,000 discharge petitions till date, observes Kollu Ravindra

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