Vivekananda Reddy murder case takes an interesting twist

Vivekananda Reddy murder case takes an interesting twist
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The murder case of former minister YS Vivekananda Reddy has taken interesting twist as one of the suspected persons attempted suicide by consuming sleeping pills on late night on Monday later died while under going treatment in at a private hospital in Proddatur town.

has takenan Kadapa: The murder case of former minister YS Vivekananda Reddy has taken interesting twist as one of the suspected persons attempted suicide by consuming sleeping pills on late night on Monday later died while under going treatment in at a private hospital in Proddatur town.

The deceased was identified as S Srinivasulu Reddy( 52) native of kasunuru village in Simhadripuram mandal Pulivendula constituency. It is reportedly known the deceased was the close relative of K Parameswara Reddy who was one of the accused in this murder case and sent for Narco analysis test recently.

S Srinivasulu Reddy presently residing in Proddatur town.

He was survived with wife and two sons.

According to his wife S Padmavathi late night on Monday. She said her husband was called by SIT official ( C.I Sriramulu) two days ago the Pulivendula police station in the name of conducting enquiry. she alleged that SIT official Sriramulu harassed her husband in all possible manner despite he was no way connected to the murder case of YS Vivekananda Reddy.

She also has showed two separate letters written by srinivasulu Reddy separately to the Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, and YS Bhaskar Reddy( one of the brothers of Vivekananda Reddy).

In his letter the deceased detailed he was no way connected to this murder case but SIT official C.I Sriramulu harassed by using un parliamentary language during the interrogation.

It may be recalled that former minster YS Vivekananda Reddy was brutally found murdered on 15th March at his own residence in Pulivendula town.

Srinivasulu Reddy Suicide Letter:




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