Hyderabad, Dec 6 (Maxim News): Osmania University (OU) Students Union leaders and other students has stopped the people who are taking away the furniture, computers and other items from the offi ce of the former Minister Srinivas Goud at Ravindra Bharati in Hyderabad city .
In the morning today, an attempt was made to take away the furniture, computers and other items in two trolleys, the students protested as to how they would move the goods related to the government. The trolleys were blocked. The student union leaders staged a dharna claiming that Srinivas Goud’s men were being illegally transported. It is also a privilege to file a complaint at the Saifabad Police Station.
The trolley driver was moving this furniture to TGO Bhavan in Nampally. Students found that AC, furniture, computers and many files were moved in the load. (Maxim News)
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