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Roja hospitalised as she falls ill at dharna
YSRCP MLA R K Roja was admitted in SVIMS here after she fell ill while staging a sit-in in Puttur on Saturday. Protesting the registering a case under SC, ST Atrocities (prevention) Act by Puttur police on Friday evening, Roja along with her party supporters staged a a sit-in on Saturday in front of the police circle inspector office, Puttur
Tirupati: YSRCP MLA R K Roja was admitted in SVIMS here after she fell ill while staging a sit-in in Puttur on Saturday. Protesting the registering a case under SC, ST Atrocities (prevention) Act by Puttur police on Friday evening, Roja along with her party supporters staged a a sit-in on Saturday in front of the police circle inspector office, Puttur. Countering Roja’s protest, TDP activists led by M P P G Madhavaih also staged a sit-in.
Tension prevailed for some time with the activists of both the parties resorted to sloganeering and mutual accusations. dressing the gathering, Roja said the police bowing to the pressure from TDP leaders registered the case against her to harass her and said that she will be afraid of such tactics of TDP men.
When Roja was about to complete her protest to go to Tirupati to address a meeting along with Nagari Municipal chairperson K J Shanti Kumar, she complained of giddiness. Party leaders immediately took her to local hospital where after being administered first aid, she was referred to SVIMS, Tirupati. SVIMS sources said Roja condition was stable.
