Continuing the investigation into the poaching of the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) case, the Telangana Special Investigation Team (SIT) issued notices to two other people.
On the 23rd of November, the Telangana SIT issued notices to Pratap Goud, a lawyer from the Amberpet area of Hyderabad, and Ms. Chitralekha, the wife of Mr. Nanda Kumar, one of the three accused in the case. The notice to appear before the SIT has been issued under section 41A of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC.) The two people were asked to appear before the SIT at the Integrated Police Command and Control Centre of the Telangana Police in Hyderabad.
With this, so far, six people, including Mr. B.L. Santosh, Mr. B. Srinivas, Mr. Jaggiji Swamy and Mr. Tushar Gidde have been called for interrogation and were given notices. Of the six people, only one appeared before the SIT, whereas others are yet to appear. The notices were served to people alleging their involvement in the poaching of MLAs by offering them Rs. 100 crores, which was exposed by the TRS.
It is to be noted, the TRS MLA Mr. Pilot Rohit Reddy started a sting operation, and exposed the BJP leaders’s aides trying to poach TRS MLAs by offering them Rs. 100 crores. Based on Mr. Pilot Rohit Reddy’s complaint, the Telangana Police arrested three people.
On the 10th of November, Thursday, the police took the three accused, Mr. Ramachandra Bharati from Delhi, Mr. Simhayajulu from Tirupati and Mr. Nanda Kumar, a businessman from Hyderabad into custody, for further investigation. The interrogation was conducted at the Rajendranagar Police Station, on the 11th of November.
Moreover, KCR released a video in which a voice was heard offering Rs. 100 crores to the TRS MLAs and blamed the BJP for poaching their MLAs.
The investigation into the matter is still underway.
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