Telangana CM Reddy Expresses Regret Over Remarks on Supreme Court

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy expressed 'unconditional regret' over his comments on the Supreme Court granting bail to BRS MLC K Kavitha. Reddy clarified the remarks were taken out of context and reiterated his respect for the judiciary, asserting he never questioned the court's wisdom.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy issued an apology on Friday for his remarks regarding the Supreme Court's decision to grant bail to BRS MLC K Kavitha. Reddy said his comments were taken out of context and expressed unconditional regret for any misunderstanding that may have arisen.

In a post on social media platform 'X', Reddy reiterated his utmost respect and faith in the judiciary, asserting that the press reports giving the impression he questioned the court's wisdom were inaccurate. He emphasized his firm belief in the judicial process and the independence of India's judiciary.

The Supreme Court had voiced strong displeasure over Reddy's comments, with the top court warning that such statements could create public distrust. The court questioned whether its orders were being influenced by political consultations, highlighting the seriousness of maintaining its independent stature.

(With inputs from agencies.)