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Hyderabad, Sept 17 (Maxim News): It is known that a bag created a commotion near Chief Minister Revanth Reddy‘s residence. The police found a bomb in it and arrested two people. But the officials confirmed that it was a dummy bomb used for movie shootings and they are investigating how it got there. Sensational things have come out in this order.
A person named Tillu, a fishmonger from Srikrishnanagar, found that this bag had been left there. Tillu, a well-known person in the film industry, took a bike and urinated on the road near the Jubilee Hills check post. After that, while putting some papers in his pocket on the bike, he saw something like a bomb. Tillu got worried and took it out threw it on the side of the road and left. However, an auto driver noticed this and alerted the police.
Based on the CCTV footage, the cart number was identified and Tillu and his friend were detained and interrogated. (Maxim News)
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