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**Summary:**

The Telangana High Court heard petitions from BRS leader KCR and former minister Harish Rao seeking orders to prevent action against them based on the report of the Kaleshwaram Commission. The Advocate General argued the petitions lacked merit and informed the court that the government intends to hand the Kaleshwaram project case over to the CBI. The Advocate General stated that no action has been taken against KCR and Harish Rao yet but could follow the CBI investigation. The High Court ordered the state government to refrain from taking any action against them until the next hearing, which is scheduled for October 7th.

**News Article:**

**Telangana High Court Adjourns Hearing on KCR, Harish Rao Petitions, Orders No Action Until October**

**Hyderabad, September 2, 2025 (VKABN)** – The Telangana High Court today heard petitions filed by BRS party leader KCR and former minister Harish Rao, seeking protection from potential action stemming from the Kaleshwaram Commission report. The petitioners requested the court to issue directives preventing the government from taking any measures against them based on the report’s findings.

During the hearing, the Advocate General argued that the petitions lacked legal standing. He also informed the court of the state government’s plan to transfer the Kaleshwaram project case to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for further investigation. The Advocate General clarified that no action has been initiated against KCR and Harish Rao at this point but implied this could change following the CBI inquiry. He noted the Kaleshwaram project report was discussed in the Assembly.

Taking the arguments into consideration, the High Court issued an interim order instructing the state government to refrain from taking any action against KCR and Harish Rao until the next hearing, which has been scheduled for October 7th. The case is expected to see further developments as the CBI investigation progresses.

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