Jupally Threatened To File Defamation On BRS Baseless Allegations Of Hand-In Murders

Hyderabad, May 24 (Maxim News): Telangana’s Excise Minister, Jupally Krishna Rao has denied the accusations of murder made against him by BRS over the killings of two of its party functionaries in the last four months.

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Jupally Krishna Rao on Friday termed baseless the allegations made by BRs leaders and threatened to file a defamation case if they repeat their allegations.

He reacted strongly to the charges by BRS leaders against him after the murder of BRS worker Sridhar Reddy on Thursday in Jupally Krishna Rao’s constituency Kollapur. Jupally Krishna Rao said it was unfortunate that BRS leaders were pursuing politics of murder.

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The minister alleged the deceased Sridhar Reddy was involved in several disputes, including a property dispute with his family members.

Stating that BRS Working President, K.Tarak Rama Rao and the party’s Nagarkurnool Lok Sabha candidate RS Praveen Kumar, were making baseless allegations against him, the minister demanded an apology from them.

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He said the BRS leaders developed a grudge against him ever since he quit BRS to join the Congress and hence were accusing him of involvement in the murders. He also claimed that Sridhar Reddy had no political links and was merely a follower of a former MLA.

He said several families had suffered due to Sridhar Reddy’s activities. “When our workers died in the past, I made no allegation. it’s not proper to link murders to politics, “he said.

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He wondered how KTR could speak without gathering details about the case. He said even the earlier murder was related to a land dispute and he got a clean chit after similar allegations were leveled against him.

The minister said that he has no problem if a judicial probe is ordered into Sridhar Reddy’s murder. (Maxim News)


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