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Next Wicket Ayyanna Patrudu?

There is no stopping the YS Jagan-led AP state government which unleashed an all-round attack on the Opposition TDP leaders and former ministers in Chandrababu’s cabinet.

After arresting former Labour minister Atchannaidu in connection with the alleged ESI scam and arresting TDP leader Chintamaneni Prabhakar in another issue and arresting TDP leaders JC Prabhakar Reddy and JC Asmith Reddy in related to a transport fraud, now YCP has stepped up its attack on ex R&B minister Ayyanna Patrudu.

Two cases were filed against Ayyanna Patrudu – one under the Nirbhaya Act and the second case under the Atrocities Act. This is following the allegations of a verbal abuse against the Narasipatnam Municipal Commissioner Krishnaveni. As per reports, police are all set to arrest Ayyanna Patrudu.

Learning about the development, Ayyanna Patrudu said to have gone into oblivion. According to media reports, Ayyanna has gone “underground”. Ayyanna is said to be trying for an anticipatory bail. More details are awaited.

This post was last modified on 22 June 2020 1:03 pm

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