TDP National Spokesperson Kommareddy Pattabhi Ram was released from Rajahmundry Central Jail today. Later, Pattabhi told the media that he was attacked in the police station.
First Published Mar 4, 2023, 4:03 PM IST
TDP National Spokesperson Kommareddy Pattabhi Ram was released from Rajahmundry Central Jail today. Later, Pattabhi told the media that he was attacked in the police station. He said that he had gone to Gannavaram to show support to the person from the BC community. He said that if he goes to the police station to file a complaint, he is illegally booked. It is alleged that he was beaten up by cutting off the electricity at Thotlavallur police station in the middle of the night. He said that he has already been attacked four times, but he will continue to fight against the government.
Pattabhi was welcomed at Rajahmundry Central Jail by senior leader Gorantla Butchaiah Chaudhary and other leaders. Speaking on this occasion, Butchaiah Chaudhary alleged that there was a conspiracy to kill Pattabhi. He said that if the government is partisan at will, the judicial system will not stand idly by. They said that it is a heinous act to harass the interrogators by filing illegal cases. He said that he strongly condemns the evil policy of the government on Pattabhi.
Meanwhile, it is known that the police arrested Pattabhi and many other TDP leaders in connection with the Gannavaram incident. The police registered a case against Pattabhi and others based on a complaint filed by Gannavaram Circle Inspector Kanaka Rao that he was attacked and injured when he came to control the fight at the Gannavaram TDP office. After that the court remanded Pattabhi and TDP leaders for 14 days. In this order, they filed a bail petition. Senior advocate Posani Venkateshwarlu heard arguments in the court on behalf of Pattabhi and other TDP leaders.
The SC and ST special court in Vijayawada granted conditional bail to the TDP leaders including Pattabhi in this case on Friday. Ordered to give surety at the rate of Rs.25 thousand. The TDP leaders, including Pattabhi, have been given a condition to appear at the police station every Thursday for three months.
