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ASI victims urge Ministers to render justice
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Victims of Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police Mohan Reddy on Saturday appealed to the district ministers Eetala Rajender and K Taraka Rama Rao to render justice to them.
Karimnagar: Victims of Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police Mohan Reddy on Saturday appealed to the district ministers Eetala Rajender and K Taraka Rama Rao to render justice to them.
The victims who were cheated by Mohan Reddy, were on relay hunger strike at the district Collectorate in the town from the last few days and urged the Ministers to intervene in the matter and ensure that justice was done to them.
Speaking to the media, Mohan Reddy Victims Association president Musuku Mahender Reddy said they have no other option except to commit suicide if their properties were not returned. He made it clear that they would continue with the agitation till the case was transferred to the CBI. On the other hand, Loksatta party member Udyama Samastha and Dr Daram Nagabhushanam released the stickers and wall posters “Public against Corruption.
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