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Tahasildar Vijaya Reddy's murder sends shivers down the spine: Officials in Telugu states take precautions to avoid such incidents
The Tahsildars all over the two Telugu states alarmed after brutal murder of Abdullapur met Tahsildar Vijaya Reddy where she was blazed by a farmer.
The Tahsildars all over the two Telugu states alarmed after brutal murder of Abdullapur met Tahsildar Vijaya Reddy where she was blazed by a farmer. Female tahsildars working in AP are taking precautionary measures. The officials are taking measures in dealing with the applicants. The authorities have asked the staff to be careful while sending any applicant into the office premises. Pathikonda Tahsildar of Kurnool district has tied a rope about 10 feet to the chamber and asked beforehand about the purpose of applicants coming for.
The Tahsildars allege that those who come to the office say are drunk and creating havoc at office premises. Uma Maheshwari said these precautions were taken only stall such checks.
Tahasildar Vijaya Reddy was set ablaze on Monday afternoon at the office's premises and dead on the spot. The driver of Vijaya Reddy also died of the blaze after trying to save his superior from this blatant incident. The incident sends shivers down the spine in all authorities across the two Telugu states.
