Hyderabad, Aug.2 (Maxim News): TRS MP Nama Nageshwarao’s son was allegedly attacked and robbed by two unidentified persons in Hyderabad. The incident came to limelight two days after the incident.
The unidentified persons Nageshwar Rao’s son Prithvi Teja at knifepoint in Punjagutta, Hyderabad on July 30. Police reported on August 2.
According to a complaint filed by Teja, he was stopped by two bike-borne persons on the Tolichowki main road at around 4.30 a.m. on July 30. They got into the car, consumed alcohol and physically assaulted him. Police said the victim was also forced to transfer Rs.75,000 via PhonePe.
Later, one of the assailants drove the car, reportedly in a rash manner, and caused damage to some two-wheelers on the way, from Gachibowli to SR Nagar via Mehdipatnam and Masab Tank.
Police registered a case under 395 section of the Indian Penal code and started probing into the incident. They are verifying the CCTV footage where the incident took place. (Maxim News)
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