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Telangana

Masked men tried to hurt father of Disha accused

Krishnamacharya said a few days ago, when the father of one of the accused was returning home from a hospital on his bike, masked persons tried to hit him with a bike sans a registration plate. 

Express News Service

HYDERABAD: With the help of their counsel PV Krishnamachary, the families of the ‘encounter’ victims in the Disha case accused, received accommodation at different locations in the city.

Krishnamacharya said a few days ago, when the father of one of the accused was returning home from a hospital on his bike, masked persons tried to hit him with a bike sans a registration plate. 

As he escaped the first time, the bikers returned and attempted to hit him again, but fled after a crowd gathered at the spot.

“In the same manner, families of other ‘encounter’ victims also received threats against deposing before commission,” the counsel said. 

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