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Cops seize two air guns, one arrested
The police seized two air guns from a person in Vissakoderu village in Bhimavaram rural mandal on Friday. According to police, Uggu Srinivas of Vissakoderu village has approached Tanneru Rajababu over a land dispute between his brother and his sister.
Bhimavaram: The police seized two air guns from a person in Vissakoderu village in Bhimavaram rural mandal on Friday. According to police, Uggu Srinivas of Vissakoderu village has approached Tanneru Rajababu over a land dispute between his brother and his sister.
Srinivas told Rajababu that his brother by assuring a job to him got registered his 163 square yards of a site in his name near St Mary's school in PP Road of Bhimavaram.
Following this, his sister Satyavati approached court for her share in the site. Tanneru Rajababu, who is a neighbor of Uggu Srinivas assured that he will settle the issue.
After detaining the brother and sister of Srinivas, Rajababu warned to shoot them with air gun. He also threatened them that the site was in his name and it belongs to him.
Following his threat, the kin of victims approached Bhimavaram police. Acting on the complaint, the police raided Rajababu house and seized two air guns from his possession. They have taken Rajababu into their custody and registered a case.
