The Superior Court of Floyd County has dismissed all Temporary Protective Order (TPO) petitions filed against Dr. Raj Miniyar, a pediatrician practicing in Rome, Georgia.
The case had drawn significant public attention in recent weeks, with widespread discussion on social media platforms and other online forums. Many community members closely followed the proceedings as the petitions moved through the court system.
On Tuesday morning, Judge Johnson ruled to dismiss and reject all TPO petitions associated with the case. Court records documenting the ruling were released following the decision.
The matter became one of the more publicly discussed local legal cases in recent memory, generating extensive community interest and online engagement.
Dr. Miniyar was contacted for comment following the ruling. In a statement, he expressed gratitude for the outcome and appreciation for the support he received during the process. He also stated that he does not hold resentment toward those who filed the petitions and wished them well.
Dr. Miniyar added that his focus remains on continuing to serve his patients and the community. Dr. Miniyar quoted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., stating, “I HAVE DECIDED TO STICK WITH LOVE. HATE IS TOO GREAT BURDEN TO BEAR ” .
