Decoding data from WIN10 ssh server (response of paramiko recv())

Question

I am using paramiko to connect to a win10 server (client is Linux) and for most parts communication is OK. But when i read the response to a command (via recv()) , i see some strange data. Example: this is the response to "hostname" and it should be just "halfdome-win10" , But what i read back is

 '\x1b[5;1Hhalfdome-win10

  \x1b[5;2Halfdome-win10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;3Hlfdome-win10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;4Hfdome-win10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;5Hdome-win10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;6Home-win10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;7Hme-win10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;8He-win10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;9H-win10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;10Hwin10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;11Hin10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;12Hn10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;13H10                                                                  
  \x1b[5;14H0                                                                  
  '

if i put this in a variable(say aa) and print it , seems like linux shell can decode and just print the right value.

>>> print cc
>>>
halfdome-win10

is there a right way to get the data from win10 ssh server and decode in a usable form?

I know it has the ansi characters but taking them out does not help and i still see the short echos of the response left.

• i am using updated paramiko
• i have a requirement to use interactive shell
• if i use exec_command instead the stdout reads the expected value (no issue)