Live
- Ericsson, IIT Kanpur's tech incubator F.I.R.S.T to drive financial solution innovations
- WhatsApp Update: Admins Can Soon Hide Specific Groups From Comunity List
- Massive Rally Held in Southern Constituency as Jana Sena, TDP and BJP Unite for Election Campaign
- Former MLA Gouru Charitha Reddy Holds Road Show and Meeting Program Ahead of General Elections
- YSR Congress Party MLA Candidate Conducts Election Campaign in Visakhapatnam
- Fan Support Grows for Panyam MLA Katasani Rambhupal Reddy in Election Campaign
- Repolling underway in eight polling stations in Arunachal amid heavy security
- Indian IT services sector to see 2nd-consecutive year of muted revenue growth: Report
- Under-construction bridge collapses in Peddapalli
- You are freeloader, not students: JNUSU slams VC
Conduct CBI probe into Guntur stampede deaths: TDP
TDP politburo member Varla Ramaiah
TDP on Monday demanded a CBI probe into the three deaths reported in Guntur due to stampede on Sunday
Vijayawada: The TDP on Monday demanded a CBI probe into the three deaths reported in Guntur due to stampede on Sunday.
TDP politburo member Varla Ramaiah on Monday said that Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy was totally shaken on noticing the massive gatherings at the public meetings of TDP national president N Chandrababu Naidu.
Talking to mediapersons at the TDP State office in Mangalagiri, Ramaiah asked as to how three persons died, particularly after Naidu left the venue, though 200 policemen were on security duty. "The State government should answer whether the three persons really died in the stampede as reported or they were done to death," he asked.
He said the TDP holds the Chief Minister and his government responsible for the deaths. He said the Chief Minister was unable to digest the fact that huge crowds were attending the meetings of former Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. He suspected the role of sleeper-cells of the ruling party behind the death of the three persons in the Guntur incident.
Suspecting a conspiracy behind the deaths in Guntur, Ramaiah demanded that cases under Sections 120 (B) and Sections 302 be registered against the persons responsible for the deaths. Demanding a CBI probe into the whole incident, Ramaiah felt that the facts will not come to light if the State police conduct the inquiry.
He was also of the opinion that the State government will not give a free hand to the Guntur SP to conduct an inquiry into the whole issue as facts will come to light.
