Venkatarami Reddy, who grabbed headlines for touching Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao’s feet and making alleged contemptuous remarks against a court, on Monday took voluntary retirement from service.Hyderabad, Nov 15, : , Siddipet District Collector P.Venkatarami Reddy made headlines after touching Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao’s foot and making alleged contemptuous comments against a court.He retired from the service on Monday. He is likely to join the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS).He is most likely to join the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi(TRS).
A 2007 promoted IAS officer submitted his resignation to Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar, who accepted it.Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar accepted the resignation of a 2007 IAS officer who was promoted.
Reddy is likely to join TRS and the chief minister is likely to nominate him to the State Legislative Council.Reddy is expected to join TRS, and the chief minister will likely nominate him for the State Legislative Council.
The officer’s resignation came on the day when TRS is scheduled to announce its candidates for Council polls.The resignation of the officer came just as TRS was about to announce its candidates in Council elections.
Meanwhile, Venkatarami Reddy said he would join TRS after receiving an invitation from the chief minister.Venkatarami Reddy, however, stated that he would join TRS upon being invited by the chief minister.
Stating that the TRS government is working for the welfare of people, he said he would work under the guidance of KCR.He stated that the TRS government works for the welfare people and that he would work with KCR.
The 1996 batch Group I officer was conferred with IAS rank in 2007.In 2007, the 1996 batch I officer was awarded IAS rank.
A native of Peddapalli district, he was appointed Collector of united Medak district in 2014 after formation of Telangana state.He is a native of Peddapalli and was made the Collector of united Medak District in 2014.
He also served as the Collector of Rajanna Sircilla district.He was also the Collector for Rajanna Sircilla.
Reddy’s remarks at a meeting with seed sellers on October 25 had triggered a row with opposition parties demanding action against him.Reddy’s comments at a meeting of seed sellers on October 25 triggered a row among opposition parties calling for action against him.Telangana High Court had also taken note of his remarks.The remarks were also noted by the Telangana High Court.
On December 2, the High Court recommended criminal contempt proceedings against Venkatarami Reddy.The High Court recommended that Venkataramireddy be charged with criminal contempt.
The court asked as to why he was behaving as if the state had included paddy in the list of narcotics drugs and psychotropic substances.The court inquired why Venkatarami Reddy behaved as if paddy was on the list of psychotropic drugs and narcotics.
Justice T.Vinod Kumar, while directing the government not to harass paddy seed sellers, had referred the issue of contemptuous behaviour of the collector to Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma.Justice T.Vinod Kumar had, in his directive to the government, not harass paddy seed seller, referred the matter of contemptuous behavior of the collector to Chief Justice Satishchandra Sharma.
The court was hearing the petition filed by a farmer, who questioned the orders of the collector.A petition was filed by a farmer to the court.He questioned the collector’s orders.During a meeting with seed sellers, the Collector had warned that their licenses would be cancelled if they sell paddy seeds and that he would not honour the court orders, even if they secure a stay.
The Collector warned seed sellers that their licenses would be cancelled for selling paddy seeds, and that he would not honor the court orders even if they get a stay.
The officials’ warning came in view of the state government’s advice to farmers not to grow paddy in the coming season as the Centre had refused to lift the stocks from the state.
This warning was issued in response to the advice given by the state government to farmers not grow paddy during the next season, as the Centre refused to remove the stock from the state.
The Collector later clarified that he never intended to speak against the honour and respect of the courts.
Later, the Collector clarified that he did not intend to criticize the court’s honour and respect.
In June, Venkatarami Reddy had drawn the ire of many by touching the feet of Chief Minister Chandrasekhar Rao.Venkatarami Reddy touched the feet of Chandrasekhar Rao in June to draw ire from many.
Reddy had touched the feet of the chief minister to seek his blessings at the inauguration of the newly-constructed collectorate at Siddipet district headquarters.
Reddy had reached out to the chief minister in order to receive his blessings during the inauguration at Siddipet district’s headquarters of the new collectorate.
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