The sleuths of the Crime Investigation Department (CID) on Monday arrested a law student in connection with the attack on the Telugu Desam MLA and former minister, Mr Nagam Janardhan Reddy.
The CID officials said more arrests — for damaging MLAs’ vehicles on December 24 — are on the cards.
T. Rahul Reddy, 20, a second year law student and the son of one Mr Hitendar Reddy was the fourth accused arrested in Nagam Janardhan Reddy attack case. He has been booked for unlawful assembly and rioting.
The DGP, Mr R.R. Girish Kumar, said, “Students have admitted that some ‘outsiders’ had come to the campus and resorted to violence. Students should not allow the entry of anti-social elements into the campus. Students may have to face criminal cases due to their association with the anti-social elements.”
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Earlier, the police had arrested one T. Nagaraju, alias Srikanth Raju, the prime accused in the MLA attack case, has been involved in 17 other cases including murder, robbery, extortion and kidnapping. K. Venkanna, 26, and R. Sattaiah, 29, were also arrested.
Meanwhile, the ABVP filed a petition in State Human Rights Commission alleging that Rahul, who was picked up on December 25, has not yet been produced before the court. The SHRC directed the police commissioner to submit a report by 11 am on Tuesday.
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Tiwari episode a plot: Jaiswal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Union minister, Mr Sri Prakash Jaiswal, said on Tuesday that the sex scandal charges levelled against the former Andhra Pradesh Governor, Mr N.D. Tiwari, were a conspiracy to defame him.
Speaking on the sidelines of a party function, he said that an inquiry would expose those behind the conspiracy and bring out the truth.
Earlier, Mr Jaiswal targeted regional parties, saying their sole interest was personal financial gains, leading to corruption.
Mr Tiwari himself is in no mood to relent. After his disgraceful exit from the Raj Bhavan, Mr Tiwari is now preparing for a legal and political battle to clear his name.
“I am innocent and have been framed in this conspiracy. But I will fight back — legally and politically — to clear my name,” he told reporters after his arrival in Dehradun where he will be staying for the next few days. He also made it clear that he would continue to remain in active politics, a clear rebuff to those who had thought that the veteran leader would call it quits after the disgrace over the alleged scandal.
Though Mr Tiwari refused to elaborate on his plans at the moment, one of his close aides said the former Governor was aware of the identity of the possible conspirators.
“We are aware of who these persons are and it is a matter of time before they get exposed. Mr Tiwari will fight back the charges in a court of law as well as politically to clear his name. The curtain is certainly not down on this drama,” the aide said.
The aide said that the veracity of the so-called sex tapes was highly questionable and with the VFX technique easily available, such tapes could easily be made.
“Scandals about Mr Tiwari are being thrown out only after he took over as AP Governor. First, it was the paternity suit and now this. Surely, there is someone who wanted him out of the Raj Bhavan in Hyderabad,” the aide added. If sources are to be believed, the recent sex scandal has not demoralised the 86-year-old leader.
In fact, it has made him all the more determined to bounce back in politics.
“He resigned because he did not wish to embarrass the Congress leadership. He did not get time to clarify his position or get the tapes examined. But now that he is out of the post, he will hit back with renewed force,” the aide said.
Mr Tiwari is likely to return to Delhi in a few days to consult his lawyers against the channel that aired the alleged sex tapes. He will also seek an audience with the Congress high command with a request that he may be given a chance to clear his name.
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Speaking on the sidelines of a party function, he said that an inquiry would expose those behind the conspiracy and bring out the truth.
Earlier, Mr Jaiswal targeted regional parties, saying their sole interest was personal financial gains, leading to corruption.
Mr Tiwari himself is in no mood to relent. After his disgraceful exit from the Raj Bhavan, Mr Tiwari is now preparing for a legal and political battle to clear his name.
“I am innocent and have been framed in this conspiracy. But I will fight back — legally and politically — to clear my name,” he told reporters after his arrival in Dehradun where he will be staying for the next few days. He also made it clear that he would continue to remain in active politics, a clear rebuff to those who had thought that the veteran leader would call it quits after the disgrace over the alleged scandal.
Though Mr Tiwari refused to elaborate on his plans at the moment, one of his close aides said the former Governor was aware of the identity of the possible conspirators.
“We are aware of who these persons are and it is a matter of time before they get exposed. Mr Tiwari will fight back the charges in a court of law as well as politically to clear his name. The curtain is certainly not down on this drama,” the aide said.
The aide said that the veracity of the so-called sex tapes was highly questionable and with the VFX technique easily available, such tapes could easily be made.
“Scandals about Mr Tiwari are being thrown out only after he took over as AP Governor. First, it was the paternity suit and now this. Surely, there is someone who wanted him out of the Raj Bhavan in Hyderabad,” the aide added. If sources are to be believed, the recent sex scandal has not demoralised the 86-year-old leader.
In fact, it has made him all the more determined to bounce back in politics.
“He resigned because he did not wish to embarrass the Congress leadership. He did not get time to clarify his position or get the tapes examined. But now that he is out of the post, he will hit back with renewed force,” the aide said.
Mr Tiwari is likely to return to Delhi in a few days to consult his lawyers against the channel that aired the alleged sex tapes. He will also seek an audience with the Congress high command with a request that he may be given a chance to clear his name.
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T threat ruins New year plans//?/
Just when harried Hyderabadis were gearing up to say ‘good riddance’ to a nasty 2009, and ring in 2010 on the right note, T activists announced, “Not so soon...”
With the agitating students of OU and other student wings making it clear that they “will not tolerate” any New Year revelry that makes light of the current situation in the state, young party hoppers who hoped to wrap up 2009 in style, are a disappointed lot.
While some young ’uns are grounded, thanks to the security scare, others confess they have cancelled their New Year’s eve plans to avoid unpleasant run-ins with frenzied mobs, who are sure to play party poopers. And even though cops are doing their best to reassure the public, nothing seems to be working to ease the tension.
Youngsters are wary of heading to crowded bashes and are opting for risk-free private parties. Meenakshii Thakur, a second year student of CBIT, says, “My parents have asked me not to step out for any party this New Year. And considering how tense the situation has become of late, one can’t really blame anyone for feeling paranoid. I hate the thought of sitting cooped up indoors when the world is celebrating. I might go to Mumbai or plan a house party at a friend’s place. One thing is for sure, I want to avoid trouble.”
Permission problems don’t plague young girls alone this year. Boys too are being grounded by worried parents, says Firdous Majeed, a final year student of St Mary’s. “parents are apprehensive of letting us go out on New Year’s eve. House parties are the norm now as it doesn’t feel too safe to venture out. I am also planning to stay at home and ring the year in with my close friends.”
Even those who have their reservations and tickets in place are backing out. Aditi Gupta, an engineering graduate from Vasavi College of Engineering, says, “After I heard about the latest threat, I decided to scrap my original party plans. Instead, I’ll head to a private bash that doesn’t attract much attention.”
Commissioner of Police B. Prasada Rao, meanwhile, says cops will be able to keep things under control. “Telangana supporters cannot ruin celebrations. Starting today, Section 144 will be enforced for a week. Passes for New Year bashes are being sold at star hotels and upmarket commercial establishments only.
There will be continuous patrolling around hotels and nightclubs all through the night. Also, the control rooms have been instructed to take every call made to the helpline seriously.”
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With the agitating students of OU and other student wings making it clear that they “will not tolerate” any New Year revelry that makes light of the current situation in the state, young party hoppers who hoped to wrap up 2009 in style, are a disappointed lot.
While some young ’uns are grounded, thanks to the security scare, others confess they have cancelled their New Year’s eve plans to avoid unpleasant run-ins with frenzied mobs, who are sure to play party poopers. And even though cops are doing their best to reassure the public, nothing seems to be working to ease the tension.
Youngsters are wary of heading to crowded bashes and are opting for risk-free private parties. Meenakshii Thakur, a second year student of CBIT, says, “My parents have asked me not to step out for any party this New Year. And considering how tense the situation has become of late, one can’t really blame anyone for feeling paranoid. I hate the thought of sitting cooped up indoors when the world is celebrating. I might go to Mumbai or plan a house party at a friend’s place. One thing is for sure, I want to avoid trouble.”
Permission problems don’t plague young girls alone this year. Boys too are being grounded by worried parents, says Firdous Majeed, a final year student of St Mary’s. “parents are apprehensive of letting us go out on New Year’s eve. House parties are the norm now as it doesn’t feel too safe to venture out. I am also planning to stay at home and ring the year in with my close friends.”
Even those who have their reservations and tickets in place are backing out. Aditi Gupta, an engineering graduate from Vasavi College of Engineering, says, “After I heard about the latest threat, I decided to scrap my original party plans. Instead, I’ll head to a private bash that doesn’t attract much attention.”
Commissioner of Police B. Prasada Rao, meanwhile, says cops will be able to keep things under control. “Telangana supporters cannot ruin celebrations. Starting today, Section 144 will be enforced for a week. Passes for New Year bashes are being sold at star hotels and upmarket commercial establishments only.
There will be continuous patrolling around hotels and nightclubs all through the night. Also, the control rooms have been instructed to take every call made to the helpline seriously.”
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