Live
- Russia provided North Korea with anti-air missiles in exchange for troop deployment
- PCB appoints Azhar Ali as head of youth development
- Deepam-2 Scheme Reaches 5 Million Beneficiaries in Three Weeks, says Nadendla Manohar
- Will RG Kar tragedy impact Bengal bypoll results?
- BGT 2024:25: Josh Hazlewood picks four as Australia bundle out India for 150
- BRS rallies support for Lagacharla ‘victims’
- COP29: Scientists, artists, faith leaders call for greater commitment to delivery of climate finance
- Woman donates liver to husband, saves life
- Mechanic Rocky Review: Thrilling Action Film with Twists and Great Performances
- Ponguleti Sudhakar Reddy rubbishes Rahul Gandhi's claims on Modi and Adani
Congressmen form human chain, stage rasta roko at Gandimaisamma crossroads
Congress partymen, led by mandal unit president Bongunuri Srinivas Reddy, formed a human chain at Gandimaisamma Crossroads and staged a rasta roko to protest against the rising prices of petrol and diesel in response to the call by the AICC president and the TPCC Following the protest, there was a heavy traffic jam The protestors raised antiCentral government slogans
Dundigal: Congress partymen, led by mandal unit president Bongunuri Srinivas Reddy, formed a human chain at Gandimaisamma Crossroads and staged a ‘rasta roko’ to protest against the rising prices of petrol and diesel in response to the call by the AICC president and the TPCC. Following the protest, there was a heavy traffic jam. The protestors raised anti-Central government slogans.
The activists, led by Reddy, while approaching shopping complexes near the crossroads, appealed to traders and people to cooperate to make the bandh success. They persuaded them to down shutters. Dundigal CI Shankarayya arrested 32 Congress leaders while they were staging a sit-in and shifted them to the police station. Senior Telugu Desam leader Barla Srinivas expressed support to the arrested leaders in the police station. Among the protestors were senior Congress leader Goud, Narender Reddy, Malla Reddy, Komurayya, Venkatesh, besides activists.
