Attacks on minorities on rise in TD rule

Attacks on minorities on rise in TD rule
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Pradesh Congress Committee vice-president Kanumuri Bapi Raju demanded stern action against the accused responsible for the death of Sibar Dental College student Imran Khan. He addressed relay fast camp set up at Collectorate in Guntur on Tuesday to mount pressure on the government. Speaking on the occasion, he wondered whether government existed in the state. 

Amaravati: Pradesh Congress Committee vice-president Kanumuri Bapi Raju demanded stern action against the accused responsible for the death of Sibar Dental College student Imran Khan. He addressed relay fast camp set up at Collectorate in Guntur on Tuesday to mount pressure on the government. Speaking on the occasion, he wondered whether government existed in the state.

He alleged that some leaders were behind Imran Khan’s death and warned that if the government did not respond immediately, they would intensify their agitation. He demanded that the government should book cases against Sibar Dental College professors Dr Bolla Nagesh Goud and Vemuri Sayish and impartial inquiry should be conducted to know circumstances led to his death.

He alleged that government led by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu was neglecting the minorities. He alleged that after TDP coming to power, attacks on minorities increased in the state. Guntur East MLA Shaik Mustafa expressed his solidarity to the fasting students to mount pressure on the government to take action against the persons responsible for Imran Khan’s death.

He alleged that Imran Khan died due to negligence of Sibar Dental College management attitude. Communist Party of India district secretary Jangala Ajay Kumar alleged that ruling party leaders were involved in Imran Khan’ death. Muslims Hakkula Porata Samiti state convenor Khaja Vali, State Congress general secretary Vaheed, district Congress president Makkena Mallikarjuna Rao, city Congress president M Mutyala Rao, CPM district secretary Pasam Rama Rao were among those participated.

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