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Witnesses disclose names of politicians in Nayeem land deals
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) which has submitted a report to Bhongir court following the direction of the High Court, is said to have given a list of names of politicians who had links with the slain gangster Nayeem.
​Hyderabad: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) which has submitted a report to Bhongir court following the direction of the High Court, is said to have given a list of names of politicians who had links with the slain gangster Nayeem.
The list, it is said, includes the name of Deputy Chairman of Legislative Council N Vidyasagar Rao. This name is said to have been disclosed by one Gangasani Ravinder Reddy. While another witness Madhukar Reddy mentioned the name of another TRS leader Chintala Venkateshwar Reddy.
Investigators believe that the names of some more public representatives, mostly from Nalgonda, may tumble out. Besides the names of some politicians, the names of cops are also there in the report, it is learnt.
Another witness V Shivaram is said to have revealed the name of DSP M Srinivas, while Yousuf Khan revealed the name of DSP Masthan Vali and Laxman Reddy disclosed the name of CI Venkat Reddy, it is said. Till now, the SIT has registered 156 cases and arrested more than 100 individuals.
Meanwhile, sources said that orders were passed asking 13 cops to surrender their service revolvers. The SIT which speeded up the process, started issuing notices to individuals whose names have cropped up recently, the sources said.
