Bengaluru: The Division Bench of the High Court today conducted a hearing on the appeal filed by the State Government, challenging the stay order issued by a single-judge bench on the summons served by the Ramanagara Tahsildar to Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy regarding the Kethaganahalli land encroachment case.Also Read: Gold Price Drop in India: Investment Likely to Surge! How Much is the Decrease Today?

The Ramanagara Tahsildar had issued the summons to Kumaraswamy under the Karnataka Land Revenue Act. HDK had approached the High Court against this order and obtained a stay. The State Government subsequently filed an appeal against this stay order.Also Read: Lenskart IPO: Highly Anticipated Listing Opens for Investors, Valued at $8 Billion!

The Division Bench, comprising the Justices, conducted the hearing on the appeal, and the future developments in the case are keenly awaited. The High Court's final verdict on the land encroachment matter and the Tahsildar's summons issue will be significant.INDO ERA Women's Silk Blend Embroidered A-Line Kurta and Pant with Dupatta Set (Ieout6682)