Harsha Tipirneni v. Smt. Pooja Tipimeni

IN THE HIGH COURT FOR THE STATE OF TELANGANA

AT HYDERABAD FRIDAY,THE FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY PRESENT THE HONOURABLE SRIJUSTICE T.AMARNATH GOUD l.A. Nos. 1 and 2 of 2020 in CC No. 481 ot 2020 CONTEMPT CASE NO: 481 OF 2020 C.C. No. 481 of 2020 :

(Contempt Case Under Sections l0 to 12 of Contempt of Corrrts Act to punish the Respondent herein for, willfully violating, the Order of the High Court dated 13-12-2019 in CRP No. 1556 of 2019 .) Between:

Harsha Tipirneni, S/o late T.R.Chowdary, Aged 45 years, Occ: Business, R/o 12- 1 3196, Tarnaka, Secunderabad. ...PETITIONER in CC and l.A.No.1 ot 2020 and Respondent in l.A. No.2 ol 2020 AND Smt. Pooja Tipirneni, Wo Harsha Tipirneni, Aged 41 years, Om Business, C/o C-20, Vikrampuri Colony, Secunderabad.

...CONTEMNOR in CC and l.A. No.'1 of 2020 and Petitioner in l.A. No.2 o'l 2020 lA NO: 1 OF 2020 Petition under Section 151 CPC praying that in the circumstances stated in the affidavit filed in support of the petition, the High Court may be pleased to direct the Respondent to handover custody of the minor child to the Petitioner for the remaining period entitled to the Petitioner. lA NO: 2 OF 2020 Petition under Section 151 CPC praying that in the circumstances stated in the affidavit filed in support of the petition, the High Court may be pleased "not to extend the custody of .minor child Master AGASTYA to his father i.e. Respondent herein with a direction to the Respondent to handover the child to the Petittoner herein immediately by recalling the order passed by this Hon'ble Court in I A Nos. 2, 5 and 6 of 201 9 in CRP No, 1556 of 2019.

Counsel for the Petitioner in C.C. and l.A. No.1 of 2020 And Respondent in l.A. No.2 of 2020 :

SRI S. NAGESH REOOY Counsel for the Respondent in CC and l.A. No.1 of 2020 And Petitioner in LA. No.2 ol 2020 :

SRI M. NAGA RAGHU The Court made the following: GOMMON ORDER

I HON'BLE SRI JUSTICE T. AMARNATH GOUD I^A.Nos.1 & 2 0F 2020 IN C.c.No.481 OF 2O2O AND CONTEMPT CASE No.481 O? 2O2O ORDER:

The prayer in this Contempt Case, instituted under Sections 10 to 12 of the Contempt Courts of Act, is as follows: 'For the reasons stated in accompanying affidavit, the petitioner herein prays that this Hon'ble Court may be pleased to hold the mother guilty of the contempt of the orders of the Hon'ble Court under Sections 10 to 12 of the Contempt of Courts Act and punish the mother for gross violation of the orders of the Honble Court dated 13.12.2019 in CRP No.1556 l2Ol9 and pass such other order or orders as this Honble Court deems fit itnd proper in the circumstances of the case."

Petitioner and respondent are husband and wife respectively Out of their wedlock they were blessed with a male child by name Agastya. Thereafter they are not in marital relatior-r for several years and are staying separately.

The main lis involved in this case is with regard to custody of the minor boy by name Agasthya aged about 6 years, to be shared by both the parents. The petitioner is father and the respondent is mother of the child respectively in this Contempt Case. For the sake of convenience the parties to these proceedings will hereinafter be'referred to as 'father', 'mother' and 'child'. Originally the matter is pending before the Family Court, City Civil Court, Secunderabad viz., O.P'No.367 of 2018 wherein the father filed I.A.No.47O of 2Ol9 in which child custody was granted in favour of the father directing the mother to produce the child before the Court at 4.45 PM on every day of custody in order to enable the Court to examine the minor child and also directed the father herein to take custody of the child from the Court daily from 07.6.2019 till 11.6.2019 at 5.00 PM, by order dated

06.6.2019. Aggrieved thereby the mother filed Civii Revision Petition No.1556 of 2Ol9 seeking to set aside the order passed by the Family Court. By order dated 0i.10.2019, this Court dismissed the CRP and further directed the parties to fi1e appropriate applications seeking custody or visitation rights with the child as and when required, and on such applications made, the trial Court shall pass appropriate orders thereon as per Iaw without any delay. The mother filed l.A.Nos.2, 5 of 2019 praying the Court to set aside the order dated 01.10.2019 passed in the Civil Revision Petition and restore the CRP to file and review the said order' However, the father filed I.A.No.6 of 2Ol9 to review the orders dated 01.10.2019 in CRP No 1556 of 2Ol9 and shift the custody of the child to the petitioner father and further direct the Family Court to give priority to the IAs and dispose of them in time bound manner. By common order dated 13.12.2Ot9, this Court disposed of all the IAs as follows:

'Custody of the child shall be with the father and mother as follows:

Sunday evening 4.OO PM onwards till Friday morning, the father will have the custody of the child, (i) The mother will pick up the child from the school on Friday and will hand bver the custody of the child to the father post lunch on Sunday at 4.00 PM.

(ii) This arrangement shall be for first three weeks in every month and for the remaining weeks, father shall have the custody of the child in order to spend time with the child in the last week ends.

From January, 202O onwards, in all vacations, child custody shall be shared equally by both parents;

(iii) (iu) If mutually agreed, both the parties are at liberty to take the child together to any place of his choice during vacation or on any other day.

This arrangement is made in view of the child being away Irom the father for almost a year and for the past two years, he was given custody for only 43 daYs.

This arrangement is made till the end of summer vacation' Thereafter, the parents are at liberty to take appropriate steps \_t, ,

before the Family Court in the event of any modification of having the custody of the child.

/ With the above observations, I.A.No.2 of 2O19 is dismissed, LA.Nos.S and 6 of 2019 are closed and the order passed by this Court, dated 01.10.2019 in C.R.P.No.1556 of2019 is reviewed to the extent indicated above.'

Accordingly the parents shared the custody of the child. Now, alleging that the mother has not only willfully violated Clause (iii) of the above order dated 13.12.2019, the present Contempt Case is filed by the father and he also brought to the notice of the Court that the mother is exposing the child to immoral activity of taking nude photographs of the child on 13.6.2020 and by taking the child to the Nilofer hospital during midnight and getting his private parts tested during COVID period.

Mr. Nagesh Reddy, the learned counsel for the petitioner/ father argued that the respondent/ mother has filed series of complaints dated 1O.4.2018, 19.9.2O18, 04.3.2O2O, 04 .6.2020 and 12.7 .2020 before different police stations viz., Osmania University, Begumpet, Karkhana and Abids (without any territorial jurisdiction) against the father alleging that he is committing immoral acts upon the chiid which amounts to serious offences under law. The said complaints were inquired into by the police and that the police have also made surprise visits to the house of the father on 07.O2,2O18,28.5.2O2O and 20.7.2020. The police met the child at the residence of the petitioner and also verified the C.C. TV cameras fixed in the house of the petitioner including his bedrooms. But they found no incriminating material or any objectionable clippings. The police gave positive report dated 10.3.201,8, 29.7.2O2O and 10.8.202O in favour of the father and closed the file as 'false'. This has happened more than once at the instigation of the mother and that the mother is tutoring the

child to send certain messages to her in a secret manner through mobile phone which she provided to the child and this was done with an intention to implicate the father and his family members and the child innocently followed the instructions of the mother without knowing the consequences. It is the further case of the father that the mother has grossly violated COVID norms and in getting the child examined by doctors in the Nilofer hospital during the COVID period. To satisfy her ego and to win over the father with a vindictive mindset the mother is making the child a scapegoat. He would further contend that as per the orders of this Court dated 13.12.2019, the mother has not been handing over the child to the father and thus willfully violated the orders of this Hontrle Court.

It is to be noted that even during lockdown period the father had dropped off and picked up the child from the house of the mother. However, the mother has taken COVID-19 as a convenient excuse to flout the orders of the Honble Court. However, more than once the custody of the child was shared during COVID period by both parties.

On the other hand, Mr. M.Naga Raghu, the learned counsel for the mother argued that the mother was having more concern towards the child and in order to protect the child from the clutches of the father, she has taken steps not to give custody of the child to the father during COVID period and that she was apprehending that the father would commit homosexual acts upon the child. He would further contend that in order to safeguard the child, the mother filed complaints before different police stations, but, however, the petitioner being a highly influential person in the society got managed all the cases in getting the reports in his

/ favour. The learned counsel further contended that the mother took the child to the hospital and also made audio and video recordings and his private parts were photographed only in the interest of the child. He would further pray that even if this Hon'ble Court comes to a conclusion that the mother is guilty of disobeying the orders of this Hon'ble Court, she may be pardoned and requested to take a lenient view since the interest of the child is paramount important and what all the actions done by her are in the welfare of the child only and that the mother tenders unconditional apolory.

Now the points that arise for consideration in this Contempt Case are:

i.

Whether the mother has committed willful disobedience and flouted the orders of this Court? And if so, is she liable for contempt?

ii.

In the interest of child should the custody of the child be shared by both the parents? And if so, how the sharing pattern schedule is to be lxed?

The second point is framed at the request of both sides to consider the sharing of the child. In the process of deciding as to how the child custody to be shared by the parents. 10 Earlier the family Court has made an arrangement and accordingiy passed orders. The interaction which the Family Court had with the child on 06.06.2019 is extracted hereunder: 'Minor child uas called into the chambers. He etiered into chamber uith a smtle and sat beJore me. Child was asl;ed uith whom he is staVing and whorn did he likes most. Child ansutered that he is staAing with his mother and he likes his mother .first and secondly he likes his father. Child utas asked whether lrc Luants to go along uith his father. Then the child said he is not readu to go to his father as he uas told bg his mother that his fother i.e.

petittoner did bad things against him. Then this Court asked dtd he remember ang of such incidents. Then minor boA seid that he u.)as told bg his mother but he did not remember anA such incidents. Minor boy is so actiue and stated about hts school acttuities and fiends. Father of the minor chtld uas called into the chambers. Minor bog uent to the father and gaue a hug and kiss on the request of his father. Minor bog also told to his father that he uants to go to South Ameica.

scared. of the dog ii the house of the petitioner. When the petitioner inuited the chitd to his house he said that he tuill come but he uiLl go wheneuer he u.)ants to see his mother. Petitioner also gaue a "u.rcrd to the ninor bog tho.t he can go to his mother wheneuer he l.lants to see her. Later mother of the chitd was called into th-e chamber. Boy u:as so acttue and shared about his holidaA acttuities in the presence of his mother."

1 1 Upon examining the movements of the child, the trial Court is of the opinion that the minor boy has no sort of fear to go near to his father and the way of sitting on the lap of his father indicates that he is not afraid of his father. 12 On 21.12.2018 in CRP No'4055 of 2018, Hon'ble Sri Justice Raghavendra Singh Chauhan, having concern towards the child, had interacted with the child in his High Court chambers The interaction of his Lordship with the child is extracted hereunder: .This Court had an occttsiort to tnteract with Agasthga' a Jiue gear child. Agastlrya came uith father, the respondent Euen -befoie enteing the chamber, Agasthya wanted his father.to come *ith hi* inti the chamber.

Therefore, this Court pennitted Mr' Tipiment Harsha to accompanA the child into the chamber' Duing tlrc interaction, AgasthVa u)as absoluteLg comforlable in the compang of his fathen This Court- asked Agisthga about his age, about the school that he goes to, about the Tiena ie has in his class. his court aLso asked him whelher he goes to the school by bus or bg car. He tnforms the Court that he 'goes to the schoot bg car. He also informs the court that he is iaken to the school, at times, bg his father, and most of the times by the diver. In his demur, there is nothing to suggest tllat igasthya is uncomfortable in the presence of his father' or Qignt.i.a, or euen tortured by his father. Agos.thya uas rather "o&ir" o" .h. rttould play with ttle cushions whtch are kept in the chamber.

He utas ilso courteous uhen he was offered biscuils in lhe chamber. He u.DLs articulate to inlom thts court that he is suffeing from a mitd. cold for which his father is ,g.iuen him ^idi"li""- dutifultg. Thus Agasthga is a bight, intelltgent and articulate child.'

13 Upon examining the child, his Lordship did not form any adverse opinion about sharing custody of the child by the father' 14 This Court while disposing of the Civil Revision Petition No.1556 of 2019, after verifying the records and after hearing both sides, passed an elaborate order keeping in mind about the rights of both the parents upon the child and since the interest of the

I child is paramount consideration and at the same time the child also shall not be deprived of having love and affection of both the parents, the sharing was accordingly ordered which went on smoothly.

15 It is pertinent to note that even during the COVID - 19 lockdown period - March 2O20 onwards also the parents shared the custody of the child as per the schedule. During the COVID period, the mother did not allow the child to visit his father. It cannot be said that the father could be careless tou'ards not only himself but also towards the child by exposing to Corona virus. It is further strange to accept the behavour of the mother that on one hand she takes shelter of Corona virus for not sending the child to his father but on the other hand she took the child to police stations, hospital for examining his private parts and made serious allegations against the father that he has committed sexual assault upon the child. The medical examination reports did not support the said allegations.

All inquiries and reports by the police of various police stations, indicate that no such act has been committed upon the child. But on the other hand, the mother not only violated the orders of this Court in the Civil Revision Petition but also her acts mentioned supra are unwarranted, 16 It is surprising to believe the version of the mother that on one hand she says that she is having more concern towards the welfare of the child and trying to keep away the child from the father and on the other hand and she is willing to continue the sharing of the child custody. Both pleas are contradictory to each other and her stand is inconsistent. So it can safely held that the plea of the mother as a lame excuse.

77 On 24.7 .2O2O, the learned counsel for the mother, during the pendency of the Contempt Proceedings, upon instructions from his client, requested the Court to increase the child custody by one more day in lavour of the mother. This Court considered the said request and accordingly fixed the schedule in the interest of the child as it is paramount consideration as "...Accordinglg, the chitd shall be in the custodg of the mother from T?ursday euening to Sundag euening and from Sundag euening to Thursdag euening, the d)stodg of the child shall be ttitLt tlLe father." Thereafter, till date the sharing of the custody of the child is smooth. This request of increasing was made on 24.7.2O2O much after the alleged incident of 12.6.2020, 25.5.2O2O has happened where the mother accuses father of committing immoral acts upon the child.

She has taken nude photos of the child and also took him for medical examination. This kind of inconsistent pleas of the mother leaves this Court to draw an adverse inference against her. She cannot deprive the child from having love and affection of the father. 18 On 27 .Il.2O2O the learned counsel for the mother specifically indicted that if the custody of the child is increased by one day from the present schedule in favour of the mother, she will be happy. However, later by way of written arguments, the mother insists only visitation rights to be given to the father. This kind of inconsistent mindset cannot be appreciated by this Court. Further, upon the request of the learned counsel for mother to have an interaction with the child, this Court considered the request and fixed O1.I2.2020 around 1 1.

30 AM for interaction with the child and called for proposal if any regarding sharing of child custody.

19 In pursuance of the order dated 27.11.2020, both the counsel on at 01.12.2020 at 11.30 AM along with the child Agasthya visited my residence ofhce for interaction rvith the child. This Court has interacted with the child for some time and found that he is brilliant and has quiet clarity of what he thinks and what he does. When asked as to what he would like to become in future, he stated that he is interested in becoming a scientist and an astronaut. When this Court asked the learned counsel to be present in the chamber and asked the child to go out, he said that we all will discuss secrets about him in his absence. In the presence of only Sri Naga Raghu, the learned counsel for the mother, when asked about physical abuse, the child said that he was not subjected to any physical abuse.

In the process of interaction, he expressed his willingness to stay with both the parents and it is his wish that both the parents stay under one roof along with him. He also stated that his father has arranged Sanskrit tuition at his residence at Tarnaka and he knows four languages i.e. Telugu, Hindi, English and Sanskrit. Daily morning his father wakes him up by 7.00 AM and prepares him for attending virtual classes during the pandemic period. He is comfortable with his father at their residence and he plays football with his father and tennis with his coach and he also does cycling within the premises. He further stated that he is comfortable with his mother also at her residence in Vikrampuri.

But other than his mother, there is no one to play with him and when she is out, he will spend time watching television and reading some magazines by himself. His grandfather does not spend time with him. When his mother goes out for shopping, he feels lonely at home.

1ate, some times around 1O'OO AM' He volunteered to say that his mother wanted him to sp€ak against his father' which he earlier did and he again volunteered saying that hereafter he will speak truth only and he apologized for having said so against his father' He said if something can be done making both parents live with him together under one roof, he will be happy' 20 After interaction with the child' since he has expressed his wish that he would like to stay with both the parents under one roof, this Court feels sorry for the unfortunate situation' However' since the child has expressed that he is comfortable with his father andalsowiththemother,inviewofthesame,consideringthe request of the mother, this Court considers that the sharing pattern may be fxed as indicated in the order dated 24 '7 '2O2O and this Court feels that the same need not be changed' Since there wasinteractionwiththechildbytheJudgeoftheFamilyCourt, Hon"ble Sri Justice Raghavendra Singh Chauhan and also myself' I strongly feel that there shouid be an end to this litigation and exposing the child to the Courts and to the allegations may not be just.

There are much better places where the child should visit but definitely not police stations, courts and hospitals' 2l It can be seen from the record that so many advocates vlz'' SriL.

even filed Transfer CMP No.229 of 2019 before this Court making allegations against the Family Court Judge for granting child custody to father and prayed to transfer the case from one Court to another Court, which was dismissed.

22 The Supreme Court in VwEK SINGH V. ROMANI SINGHT (in Civil Appeal No.3962 of 2Ot6, dated 13.02.2017), held that both parents are entitled to have custody of the child. The child cannot be denied his legitimate right of having company of his mother and father and also the child cannot be deprived of his right to have their love, affection and care.

23 The Hon'ble Supreme Court in GAURAV NAGPAL V. SUMEDHA NAGPALz, set out the principles in relation to the custody of minor child in certain terms.

The Hon,ble apex Court held that welfare of the minor child is the first and paramount consideration and in order to determine child custody, the jurisdiction exercised by the Court rests on its own inherent equality powers where the Court acts as 'Parens patriae'. The Hon'ble apex Court also held that 'children are not mere chattels nor are they toys for their parents. Absolute right of parents over the destinies and the lives of their children, in the modern changed social conditions must yield to the considerations of their welfare as human beings so that they may grow up in a normal balanced manner to be useful members of the society and the guardian court in case of a dispute between the mother and the father, is expected to strike a just and proper balance between the t 12017) 3 SCC 23 1 , (2009) 1 SCC 42

t2 requirements of welfare of the minor children and the rights of their respective parents over them.'

number of Judgments are cited by the learned 24 Though the mother on the point that in the matters counsel for of custody welfare of minor is paramount consideration, it is not necessary to refer to each and every decision as this legal position is well settled by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in catena of decisions' The other arguments and citations which relate to criminal procedure are not relevant to the facts of the case. 25 The Hon'ble Supreme Court in Nll Ratan Kundu a' Abhiiit Kundus set out the principles governing the custody of minor children in paragraph 52 as follows:

" In our jud.gment, the law relating to custodg of a child is fairLy tt-telt-settled and it is this. In decidtng a difftcult and complex 'qu"ition as to custodA of minor, a Court of law should keep in mind ieleuant statutes and the rights ilowing therefrom. But such cases cannot be dectded soletg bg interpreting legdl provisions lt is a humane problem and is required to be solued u)ith human touclL A Court whtle deating with custody coses, is neither bound bg statutes .ror bg siict rutes of eutdence or procedure nor by preced"etts. ln selecting proper gtardian of a mtnor, the paramount consideration slauld be the ueWre and well-being of the chiLd ln selecting a guardian, the Court is exercising parens paliae jurisdiciion and.

is expected, nag bound, to giue due ueight to a 'chitd's ordinary comforl, contentment, healtLt educalion, intellectual deuelopment and fauourable surroundings. But ouer and above phgsicat comforts, moral and ethical ualues cannot be ignored.. Theg are equallg, or we mag saq, even more imporlant, isential aid indispensable considerations. lf the minor is otd enough to form an tntelligent preference or judgment, the Court musi.onsider such preference as uel.l, thnugh the Jinal decision should rest with the Court as to what ts conduciue to the welfare of the minor".

26 A parent cannot be a guest in the life of their child' If visitation rights only are granted for limited hours, it may not be sufficient for the child to have comfortabie time with the father or mother, whoever may be the case. The wider the gap, the bonds get broken quicker and the child is left confused and ends up 3 (2008) 9 SCC 413

believing this. Such acts of any parent in separating a child from the other parent should be nipped in the bud otherwise the separated parent ends up becoming a guest in the life of the child. Overnight custody must be encouraged wherever possible and mere meeting and spending time with the parent for couple of hours in court premises, hotel, theatre, Mall, park etc., under the supervision of other parent or relative will not serve any purpose of visitation as the child will be under psychological pressure and will not be comfortable.

From the written arguments filed by the learned counsel for the mother, it can be seen that in Para No.49 he requested this Hon'b1e Court that in the interest and welfare of the minor child if the Hon'ble Court feels it is necessary to examine the child, by examining the child the Hon'ble Court can come to better conclusion with continuation of the custody of the child as per his wish. Therefore, this Court is inclined to interact with the child before passing the final order in this Contempt Case. 28 This Court is conscious of the parameters to decide a Contempt Case. Since the rights of the child are rnvolved and interest of the ihild is paramount important, this Court believes that "Laws Are Made For Citizens And Citizens Are Not Made For Laws", in order to put a quietus to the litigation between father, mother and child, this Court while stepping ahead, considering the impact the growing child wouid have against his litigant parents, the sharing pattern is decided.

29 With regard to the violation of the orders of this Court, this Court is of the considered view that the mother / contemnor has

flouted the orders of this Court dated 13.12.2019 in Civil Revision Petition No. i556 of 2079 and hence she is guilt5r of contempt. However, since the mother expresses her unconditional apolog, and prayed for pardon, this Court takes a lenient view against her. She shall keep standing till the end of the Court proceedings of this day.

30 (A) As stated supra, since both parties have agreed for sharing the custody of the child, this Court directs the sharing shall be in principle and confirms the sharing as requested by the mother and as fixed by docket order dated 24.7.2020, which is reiterated as under:

The child shall be in the custodg of the mother from Thursdag euening to Sundag euening and from Sundag euening to Thursdag euening, the atstodg of the child shall be uith the father.

(i0 Apart from the shaing the custodA of the child as indicated aboue, in the euent of ang festiual falling on one daA, the chitd shalt stal LDith the parent upto 4.00 PM and ouerntght uith the other parent. On the next day moming the chitd shall go back to ttle paretTt hauing lhe custodg as per the schedute' In the event oJ festiuals falling for tLDo daAS, in such case, one dag each shaLl be stured bg both the parents. In the euent of ang functions or any occasions in the fanilg of the parent not hauing custodA' if mutualf1 agreed, the chtld can attend the function and if so required can staA overnight tt'tith the parent"' 30 (B) This Court further directs both the parents as under: (i) To win over each other, the parents shall not use the child as a pawn against each other.

(ii) The parents should not poison the mind of the child The child shall not be given mobile phone' He can use the mobile phone only under parentai guidance'

(iii) Both mother and father shali have the custody of the child during vacation equally' During vacations if the mother and the child intend to go on domestic or international trip' the father shall make their travel and stay arrangements and bear with a1l such expenses "The petitioner/ father i'e' Harsha Tipirneni is at liberty to take his minor son Agastya Tipirneni along with him independently for domestic and international travel and the Petitioner/father is permitted to aPply for any Visa to any country, travel document including renewal of passport' for his minor son Agastya Tipirneni independently without requiring a No-Objection from the Respondent/mother"' (iv) The parties are strictly prohibited from taking obscene photos or videos of the child as well as audio recor<lings All the existing photos, C.Ds and videos should be destroyed and they shall not be used hereafter.

31 The Contempt Case is accordingly ordered. In consequence thereof, no orders need be passed in I.A.Nos.l and 2 separately and accordingly they are dismissed. Other miscellaneous petitions, if any, pending in this Contempt Case shall stand closed. Sd/.K.SREENIVASA RAO DEPUTY REGISTRAR Note: Amended as per the Order dated O5t1Ol2O21 in lA.No 1 o'f 2021 in 66iG;bi';i roid6v ,ooing inJ certain lines to para No 30 (B) (iii) of ini',lra.ii' aiiei ut t ztiozo." iniJ -oroer substitutes the order dated o'ittitiozo ii"h was despatched on 14l12l2o20 sd/-K.sREENtvASA RAo JOINTAEGISTRAR //TRUE COPY/I L1, \ SECTION OFFICER To tlire fair Gopy to the Hon'ble Sri Justice T'AMARNATH GOUD -"- I for. His/ner Lordships Kind Perusal) To

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