Hyderabad, Dec 28 (Maxim News): A brutal incident took place in Shamshabad . An auto driver and four other people attacked a passenger and stole Rs. 50 thousand in cash and a cellphone. The incident created a stir locally. A man named Satyanarayana had come to Shamshabad from Mahabubnagar for a relative’s function. Satyanarayana was waiting for a bus at the Shamshabad bus stand.
At the same time, an auto arrived and they boarded the auto. After going some distance, the auto driver and four other people attacked Satyanarayana and fled with the money. Based on the victim’s complaint, the Shamshabad police registered a case and started an investigation. Details were collected from the victim. The police started an investigation based on the auto number and CCTV footage. The locals are demanding strict punishment for those who attacked the victim. (Maxim News)
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