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Telangana High Court revoked ex-BRS MLA chennamaneni ramesh's Indian citizenship, deeming him a German citizen. He was fined ₹30 lakh for concealing this and misleading the court. Ramesh's German naturalization in the 1990s and retention of his German passport despite regaining Indian citizenship in 2008 led to this unprecedented decision.

In perhaps the first case of its kind in the country, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has revoked the Indian citizenship of TRS MLA from Vemulawada, Ramesh Chennamaneni. In its order on Wednesday, the ministry accused the MLA of fraud by concealing information about his trips to Germany before applying for Indian citizenship. The rules state that a person who applies for citizenship must reside in the country continuously for one year before making the application, which Chennamaneni is charged with flouting.

TRS MLA from Vemulawada chennamaneni ramesh and Congress leader from the constituency, A Srinivas were asked to appear before a Union home ministry official on October 31 for a personal hearing over the legislator’s citizenship issue.

The Telangana high court on Wednesday set aside the findings of the Union home ministry that stated that TRS MLA from Vemulavada chennamaneni ramesh is not an Indian citizen.

TRS MLA chennamaneni ramesh, got a reprieve on Friday when Justice Challa Kodanda Ram of the high court suspended the order of Union ministry of home affairs (MHA) revoking his Indian citizenship.

Justice R Kantha Rao of the AP High Court on Monday refused to review his earlier order declaring the election of chennamaneni ramesh, as MLA from Vemulavada constituency in Karimnagar district as invalid.

Telangana High Court revoked the Indian citizenship of ex-MLA chennamaneni ramesh, imposing a ₹30 lakh fine for concealing his German citizenship. The court deemed his participation in elections since 2009 as undermining genuine Indian citizens' rights. Ramesh's repeated opponent, Adi Srinivas, will receive ₹25 lakh of the penalty.

Former BRS legislator Ramesh Chennamaneni held a series of talks as part of Indo-German Cooperation at Berlin on Friday with the objective of converting all the 2.98 lakh power consumers of Cooperative Electric Supply Society (CESS) in Rajanna Sircilla district to 100% solar. The main goal of this project was to transform the community into solar power producers.

In an interesting development, the Union ministry of home affairs (MHA) on Thursday informed the Telangana high court that Vemulawada MLA chennamaneni ramesh is still a German citizen. He is not an Indian citizen.

In perhaps the first case of its kind in the country, the ministry of home affairs (MHA) has revoked the Indian citizenship of the TRS MLA from Vemulawada, Ramesh Chennamaneni.

chennamaneni ramesh, the legislator from Vemulavada of Karimnagar district whose election was declared as invalid by the AP High Court last week, filed a fresh petition in the high court on Friday urging it to suspend the order for a brief period to enable him to appeal against it in the Supreme Court.

Despite a high court ruling declaring him not an Indian citizen and imposing a Rs 30 lakh fine, BRS leader chennamaneni ramesh continues to receive a monthly pension of around Rs 50,000 as a former MLA.

TRS MLA chennamaneni ramesh, whose citizenship was cancelled by the Union ministry of home affairs on November 20, got a fresh relief on Monday when the Telangana HC extended the stay on the Centre’s decision by eight weeks.

People of Vemulawada assembly constituency in Rajanna-Sircilla district will have to wait a little longer for their MLA, chennamaneni ramesh, to return to the constituency. The TRS MLA is unlikely to return to Vemulawada constituency before Christmas. He had gone to Germany in March and has not returned since then.

The Union ministry of home affairs (MHA) has reiterated its decision to revoke the Indian citizenship of Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) MLA from Vemulawada, chennamaneni ramesh.

chennamaneni ramesh, Justice S V Bhatt of the Hyderabad high court on Friday stayed for six weeks the order of the Union home ministry ruling that the MLA is not an Indian citizen.

Justice Challa Kodanda Ram of Telangana high court on Monday extended the stay on centre’s decision to suspend the Indian Citizenship of Vemulavada MLA chennamaneni ramesh for 8 more weeks. The judge gave this interim direction while hearing a petition filed by the legislator who was aggrieved with the decision of the centre in cancelling his Indian citizenship. It can be recalled the centre earlier came to a conclusion that Ramesh did not act in a transparent manner in respect of acquiring Indian citigenship and even said that he concealed some crucial information from the purview of the union home ministry.