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APSCHE moves court over bank account freeze
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APSCHE moves court over bank account freeze Justice SV Bhatt of the High Court at Hyderabad on Tuesday voiced prima facie opinion that the Telangana government would have to be arrayed as party to the writ petition filed by the AP State Council for Higher Education on the question of the bank accounts of the later being frozen.
Justice SV Bhatt of the High Court at Hyderabad on Tuesday voiced prima facie opinion that the Telangana government would have to be arrayed as party to the writ petition filed by the AP State Council for Higher Education on the question of the bank accounts of the later being frozen.
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APSCHE moved the High Court questioning the action when the Andhra Bank had frozen its account. The action was consequent upon a complaint by the Telangana government. The matter will now be taken up on Thursday.
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