City
Epaper

11 booked under SC/ST atrocity case in Telangana's Sangareddy

By ANI | Updated: July 6, 2022 23:15 IST

As many as eleven people have been booked by the Telangana police on Tuesday evening.

Open in App

As many as eleven people have been booked by the Telangana police on Tuesday evening.

According to Zaheerabad Deputy superintendent of police V Raghu, a person named Narasimhulu had put up a petition stating that his son, wife, mother and himself were beaten up.

"The accused are Srinivas, Ravi, Gopal, Shekar, Ramulu, Sanganna, Ramchander, Narasimhulu, Mangamma, Shankar and one other person. Citing a personal issue, Narsimhulu's son went to Srinivas's house, on Tuesday said all the accused went to the victim's house at 7 in the morning and beat the victim's Narasimha and his family with the sticks," he said.

"As they were injured after that, they were taken to hospital. The 11 members accused have been arrested and will be produced before court," the police said.

The police said that an SC/ST atrocities case has been registered and the accused are being produced before the court.

Further probe into the matter is underway.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

NationalPoster controversy: Police disperse protestors in Jaipur, say situation under control

NationalGujarat: Vadodara woman duped of Rs 5.61 lakh in visa scam, complaint filed

NationalRetaliatory actions against Pak reflect India’s strong policy against those promoting terror: Raksha Khadse

AurangabadFamily booked in another illegal moneylending case

Aurangabad155 wedding guests suffer food poisoning in Kannad tehsil

National Realted Stories

NationalMP: CM holds meeting on law and order, identified 228 Pak citizens to leave nation by Sunday

NationalRoad rage case: K’taka HC restrains police from initiating coercive action against IAF wing commander

NationalBihar: Senior IAS officer KK Pathak relieved, set to join Central govt

NationalInimical forces may spread false propaganda to disturb peace: Nagaland Police

NationalMadhya Pradesh: Three children drown in dam