Hyderabad, June 22 (Maxim News): A tense situation has arisen at the house of Union Minister Kishan Reddy on Saturday morning.
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Student union leaders besieged his house in Kachiguda demanding the cancellation of the NEET exam. The student leaders of NSUI, SFI, AISF, PDSU, DYFI, AIYF, PYL, VJS, and YJS under the leadership of MLC Balmuri Venkat tried to enter his house. The police stopped them.
In this order, a scuffle occurred between the police and the students. As the situation got out of control, MLC Venkat and the leaders of the student unions were arrested.
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They were taken to Nallakunta Police Station. The leaders said they sought an appointment to meet the Union Minister on the NEET issue, but he did not give it, so they besieged the house. (Maxim News)
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