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Mayor condemns Anantapur post-poll violence
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Anantapur Mayor Ramesh Goud condemns alleged post-election attacks on YSRCP workers and polling agents, demanding strict police action against the culprits.
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Mayor condemns Anantapur post-poll violence
Anantapur: Anantapur Mayor Ramesh Goud on Monday slammed the ruling alliance government over alleged post-election attacks on YSRCP workers and polling agents.
Visiting injured party members at the Anantapur Government Hospital, the Mayor condemned recent home break-ins and assaults in the 56th division.
Challenging attackers to target him directly instead of field agents, Ramesh Goud emphasized that YSRCP remains committed to city peace but warned that democratic restraint should not be taken as weakness.
He urged police authorities to initiate strict legal action against those responsible. YSRCP leaders Chinta Somashekar Reddy and Balaram accompanied him.
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