SANGAREDDY: Police has registered bind over cases against family members of about 14 martyrs for protesting against caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao in Gajwel constituency. The cases have been registered against them in three police stations -- Gajwel, Jagadevpur and Markuk.
The martyrs family members have been campaigning door-to-door, asking people to vote for Congress. They said that their family members have sacrificed their lives for separate Telangana, but KCR has neglected their sacrifice. “We will not back off from our protest. Let the police book cases against us,” said one of the family members of a martyr.
An election campaign was held in Pragnapur. Telangana Amara Veerula Ikya convener Raghuma Reddy said that they will take the issue to the district election authority. “We are being harassed by the police everyday and they are stopping us from protesting against TRS,” said Reddy. He also alleged that TRS leaders are conducting meetings based on caste and religion, which is against the law.
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