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- The Telangana High Court has asked Warangal police to obtain a fresh forensic opinion from the Head of Osmania General Hospital's Forensic Medicine department on the October 2025 death of Lydella Raju, whose case was closed after a Kakatiya Medical College doctor attributed the death to cardiac arrest.
- The order came on a petition by Raju's wife, after the court found the earlier forensic reply lacked point-wise clarification sought by police.
- Separately, another High Court judge issued an interim stay on acquiring properties of nine people, including a 90-year-old man, for the Rajiv Rahadari Elevated Corridor project, with petitioners arguing the process violated the 2013 land acquisition law.
- Authorities must now act on the fresh forensic report and file counter affidavits in the land case.
What to watch next
- The fresh forensic opinion from Osmania General Hospital and any police action based on it
- Counter affidavits from the State and Central government respondents in the land acquisition case
- Whether further stays or orders follow for other properties along the elevated corridor
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Named India · Defence Estate Officer · Kallakury Subrahmanyam · Lydella Raju · State Government · Union government (Defence) · Geesugonda police · Justice K. Sarath Kumar · Kakatiya Medical College · Osmania General Hospital · Parkal Assistant Commissioner of Police · Priyanka · Rajiv Rahadari Elevated Corridor project
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