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Audio clip brings fresh doubts to the fore on Narayana institutions
An audio clip went viral on social media on Thursday that held a phone conversation between Ramanthapur\'s Narayana College vice principal, Naveen and principal Saritha Agarwal.
Fresh doubts are being raised over the practices in the Narayana group's educational institutions across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
An audio clip went viral on social media on Thursday that held a phone conversation between Ramanthapur's Narayana College vice principal, Naveen and principal Saritha Agarwal.
The conversation exposed the corrupt practices run in the Narayana institutions and revealed the management converting black money to white during the demonetisation period.
Also, the audio clip brings more information on the suicide of Narayana College's employee in Hayat Nagar, Sri Latha.
Few employees of Narayana group attacked Vice Principal Naveen at the school premises on Thursday, suspecting him behind the release of the clip. While he managed to escape, Naveen sought police protection and lodged a complaint against the staff.
He even went on to warn the Narayana management to be held responsible if anything happened to him. While the management is yet to respond, Telangana BC welfare association and several NGOs demanded a probe into the issue as they lodged a complaint with Telangana DGP Anurag Sharma.
They even demanded immediate suspension of Minister P Narayana, who owns the Narayana institutions along with his close relative and Minister Ganta Srinivasa Rao.
