Hyderabad Police Deny KTR’s Claims Linking Murder Case to TV Channel Attack

Swift Summary

• Hyderabad Police refuted allegations from BRS working president and MLA K.T. Rama Rao regarding the Jubilee Hills mob attack case.
• The accusations made by the MLA on July 25 were described as “serious and misleading” by Jubilee Hills Station house Officer (SHO) K.Venkateshwar Reddy.
• Swetha, wife of BRSV leader Gellu Srinivas Yadav, was booked under Section 238 of the BNS Act for evidence tampering-not for attempt to murder, as alleged.
• Swetha’s actions reportedly involved deleting data and concealing a phone as per instructions from Mr. Srinivas, but she was not present at the crime scene or directly involved in the violence.
• Mr. Srinivas Yadav was determined to be the primary accused in connection with the mob attack incident; attempts were made to apprehend him from a Hyderguda flat officially allotted to Alampur MLA Vijayudu.
• investigators reported obstruction during apprehension efforts, including Ms.Swetha locking doors and refusing access despite repeated requests.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The statements issued by Hyderabad Police shed critical light on misinformation regarding legal charges in high-profile incidents involving political figures, underscoring both transparency in investigative processes and accountability among public representatives making such claims. On legal grounds,such cases prompt reflection on how evidence-handling laws like Section 238 add robustness against deliberate obstructions during criminal investigations.

Additionally, this incident highlights tension between political entities in handling sensitive allegations amidst complex power dynamics within state governance structures. Ensuring clear communication between parties-police forces and political leaders-is essential for maintaining public trust while avoiding damage to institutional credibility during challenges like these.

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