<p>"The matter has been referred to the Punjagutta police yesterday...we are in the process of filing a case," West Zone DCP Stephen Raveendra said today, adding that police were studying the court directive.<br /><br />No FIR had been filed yet, he said.<br /><br />Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate's court here on April 15 directed the Punjagutta Police to investigate a private complaint by Vali-ur-Rahman, a lawyer and the General Secretary of the 'Telangana People's Forum', and file a report in the court.<br /><br />The five-member committee, headed by former Supreme Court judge B N Srikrishna, submitted a report on Telangana statehood issue in January this year.<br /><br />According to the complainant, the contents of the Chapter 8 of the report hurt the sentiments of Hindus and Muslims as it says that formation of Telangana state may promote enmity between two communities and lead to communal violence.</p>.<p><br />The complainant further accused that the committee members went beyond terms of reference set by the Centre. "The members also cheated the people of the Telangana region by submitting a secret report... they also provoked the people of the region."<br /><br />Rahman has sought registration of a case under sections 153 A (promoting enmity between two communities), 418 (cheating), 504 and 505 (causing intentional insult resulting in disruption of public order), said his lawyer, Syed Latif.</p>
<p>"The matter has been referred to the Punjagutta police yesterday...we are in the process of filing a case," West Zone DCP Stephen Raveendra said today, adding that police were studying the court directive.<br /><br />No FIR had been filed yet, he said.<br /><br />Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate's court here on April 15 directed the Punjagutta Police to investigate a private complaint by Vali-ur-Rahman, a lawyer and the General Secretary of the 'Telangana People's Forum', and file a report in the court.<br /><br />The five-member committee, headed by former Supreme Court judge B N Srikrishna, submitted a report on Telangana statehood issue in January this year.<br /><br />According to the complainant, the contents of the Chapter 8 of the report hurt the sentiments of Hindus and Muslims as it says that formation of Telangana state may promote enmity between two communities and lead to communal violence.</p>.<p><br />The complainant further accused that the committee members went beyond terms of reference set by the Centre. "The members also cheated the people of the Telangana region by submitting a secret report... they also provoked the people of the region."<br /><br />Rahman has sought registration of a case under sections 153 A (promoting enmity between two communities), 418 (cheating), 504 and 505 (causing intentional insult resulting in disruption of public order), said his lawyer, Syed Latif.</p>