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Hari Krishna comes to the rescue of Vanajakshi
Musunuru MRO Vanajakshi, who was in the news when a group of DWRCA women allegedly manhandled her when the latter tried to prevent them from transporting sand illegally, is getting death threats from some unknown miscreants.
Musunuru MRO Vanajakshi, who was in the news when a group of DWRCA women allegedly manhandled her when the latter tried to prevent them from transporting sand illegally, is getting death threats from some unknown miscreants.
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According to reports, the miscreants sent her a letter asking her to leave the place immediately or face consequences. The MRO handed the letter to police and filed a complaint on Tuesday. She made it clear that she would not leave the place at any cost and such threats will not damper her spirits.
Meanwhile, TDP leader Hari Krishna came in support of Vanajakshi. Responding to the death threat letter, Harikrishna declared that he would stand by her. With the TDP leaders maintaining silence on the attack on Vanajakshi, Harikrishna's support to her raised many eyebrows.
By G Anjali
