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Extortion case slapped on Minister’s son
A case of illegal confinement and extortion has been registered by the Panjagutta police against Sai Yadav, son of Commercial Taxes Minister T Srinivas Yadav, based on a complaint lodged by TDP MP K Geetha.
Araku MP Kothapalli Geetha lodges complaint with police
- Case of confinement and extortion registered at Panjagutta PS
- Terming it fabricated, Talasani denies allegations
Hyderabad: A case of illegal confinement and extortion has been registered by the Panjagutta police against Sai Yadav, son of Commercial Taxes Minister T Srinivas Yadav, based on a complaint lodged by TDP MP K Geetha.
Araku MP Kothapalli Geetha on Wednesday lodged a complaint with the Punjagutta police alleging that her husband Ramakoteshwar Rao was kidnapped by the minister's son with an intention to extort money from him. She alleged that her husband was detained illegally for over six hours by Sai Yadav and his friend Rama Krishna, who later forcibly took away land documents from Rao.
"The duo detained my husband and took away documents belonging to the RR Constructions Company," she stated in the complaint adding her husband was let off at Kondapur by the kidnappers after police had started chasing them.
Based on her complaint, a case was registered against Sai and Rama Krishna under Section 384 and Section 342 of IPC. The police is to summon the duo under Section 41 of CrPC for interrogation.
Meanwhile, Talasani on Thursday held a press meet at his residence and denied all allegations terming them as fabricated and a deliberate attempt to defame his family. He also said that the MP’s husband owes him money and was not repaying the amount.
His son had called Rao to a hotel and discussed regarding financial matters. “They sat in the hotel lawn and discussed. Video footage from the hotel will reveal the truth. Nobody will be taken to a star hotel for kidnapping. Further details will be presented by Friday,” he added.
