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Narayanpet: Murder accused's families cry foul over encounter killing
The family members and relatives of four accused who were killed in the police encounter, staged a protest in Jakleir village venting their anger against the high handedness of police.
Narayanpet: The family members and relatives of four accused who were killed in the police encounter, staged a protest in Jakleir village venting their anger against the high handedness of police.
They alleged and accused that the police of conducting a fake encounter of their children even without proving their crime in the court of law. Renuka, the wife of Chennakeshavulu claimed that her husband was innocent and he wouldn't do such a heinous crime.
"I have been just married a year ago and I know my husband is of not that kind of a person. The police have fixed my husband in this case and killed him in a cold blooded murder and naming it as encounter. I want justice and nothing else," cried Renuka. Manemma, the mother of Jollu Shiva also staged protest and raised slogans against the police.
