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Telangana assembly elections 2018: Gajwel candidate against KCR goes missing ahead of polls HC demands cops to present him today
K Dinesh Chakravarthy of the Samajwadi forward Bloc SFB who was fighting against Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekher Rao in upcoming Assembly elections from Gajwel constituency has reportedly gone missing with the Hyderabad High Court ordering the police to provide him before Tuesday
Hyderabad: K. Dinesh Chakravarthy of the Samajwadi forward Bloc ( SFB) who was fighting against Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekher Rao in upcoming Assembly elections from Gajwel constituency has reportedly gone missing with the Hyderabad High Court ordering the police to provide him before Tuesday.
According, to the sources he was last seen in November 22, the last date of filing nominations for the December 7 elections. His party president Muralidhar Rao approached the high court starting that chakravarthy has been missing since filing the nomination in the high profile seat.
The election committee has no record about this person from Nov 23 onwards. Since this is a high profile constituency doubts aroused about his disappearance.
The 119 member Telangana Assembly was dissolved on September 6 on the recommendation of the Chandrashekher Rao led government, more than eight months ahead of the expiry of its term,paving way for early elections.
