Live
- Former MP Manda Jagannatham out of the election ring.. EC who rejected the nomination
- Collaboration with multiple agencies helping us rein in illicit trade: Mizoram DGP
- Summer Essentials: Beat the Heat in Style
- Spectacular getaways to visit this Summer
- SP Gaikwad Vaibhav Raghunath returned the lost cell phone to the 52 victims
- Polling booth vandalized in Chamarajanagar
- We will implement UCC in entire country, it is 'Modi ki Guarantee': Amit Shah
- Outer Manipur: Over 54 pc turnout recorded till 1 p.m. in 8 districts
- Ahead of selection day, looking at India's likely squad for the T20 World Cup
- CM Jagan Focuses on Manifesto Preparation, convenes meeting with key leaders
Amaravati: Chandrababu Naidu decries attacks on party cadres
TDP national president N Chandrababu Naidu condemned attacks on his party cadres in Ponnur and Mantralayam Assembly constituencies in the state by the ruling party supporters
Amaravati: TDP national president N Chandrababu Naidu condemned attacks on his party cadres in Ponnur and Mantralayam Assembly constituencies in the state by the ruling party supporters.
In a statement on Monday, the TDP chief said that party local leader M Gopi and others were injured in the attack led by the YSRCP at Pachhala Tadiparru village in Ponnur. "The YSRCP party local leaders attacked even women. They did not spare Gopi's mother and wife," he said.
In another incident, the YSRCP leaders attacked TDP cadres, including Animesh, Mallaiah, Nilakantam, Nagaraju and others at Tippaladoddi village in Kowthalam mandal in Matralayam in Kurnool district, he said while adding that BCs and Dalits were the targets of brutal attack by the ruling party leaders.
He demanded the director general of police to take immediate action on the accused in these two incidents.
Former minister K S Jawahar alleged that the state government was responsible for the deaths occurred in Visakhapatnam district, where five persons died after consuming industrial spirit in lieu of liquor. He said that as the government had increased prices of cheap liquor in the name prohibition, the poor were forced to consume dangerous alternatives.
