Overview
- Justice B Vijaysen Reddy directed the Telangana government to spell out its position on the petition and posted the case for further hearing on February 23.
- Petitioners who identify as Telangana Joint Action Committee members seek 250‑square‑yard house plots and a monthly pension of Rs 2,500.
- The court questioned the legal basis of enforcing election assurances, asking how such promises could translate into rights in the absence of policy.
- Counsel cited a May 2025 letter forwarded by a district collector, which the judge said does not create any enforceable entitlement without a government order.
- Petitioners claimed two activists previously received plots under an earlier order, though no records appear on the official portal, and the judge warned broad relief could open a Pandora’s box given the scale of participation.