Siddipet/Hyderabad, Aug 16 (Maxim News): The Three Town Police in Siddipet have registered another SC/ST atrocity case against District Congress Committee President T. Narsa Reddy, following a complaint lodged by a Dalit woman, Anasuya.
Anasuya, along with other Dalit leaders, tried to stop Narsa Reddy’s vehicle in Siddipet on Friday, alleging that the DCC president abused them using caste-based language. This is the second such case booked against him this month.
Earlier, the party’s SC Cell district president Kommu Vijay Kumar had complained to Gajwel police station alleging that he was assaulted by Narsa Reddy. On Friday, Anasuyaz and her supporters demanded the arrest of the DCC president. (Maxim News)
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