Revanth Reddy demands proceedings against KTR for rally

Hyderabad: A. Revanth Reddy, President of the Terrangana Pradesh Parliamentary Commission (TPCC), asks the Secretary of Police (DGP) to book a lawsuit against State Minister KT Rama Rao under the Disaster Management Act on Friday for organizing a rally in Nargonda. I requested.

Despite the ban on public meetings and rallies, a large rally was held in Nargonda when Minister of Industry and Information Technology Rama Lao laid the foundation for an IT hub and visited the town to participate in other programs. I did.

Levans Lady, who was under house arrest in Hyderabad and blocked from participating in a protest program in Bupara Parry, was illegally detained for disaster management laws while Rama Lao was allowed to attend a rally in Nargonda. Claimed that the peasant’s visit was suspended. ..

Levanth Reddy, who is also a member of parliament, tweeted that this exposed the dual standards of Telangana police. He requested DGP M. Mahender Reddy to immediately book a proceeding under the same law against Rama Rao.

KTR is K, as Lamarao is widely known. He is the son of Prime Minister Chandrasekhar Lao and the incumbent President of Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS).

Hundreds of TRS workers attended a large rally to welcome KTR in Nargonda. Party members who raised the party flag were riding motorcycles, many of which were seen without masks.

Netizens have criticized the ruling party for explicit violations of all Covid-19 regulations and a ban on rallies and public meetings. They questioned why the party was exempted when police were fined the public 1,000 rupees for not wearing a face mask.

Last week, the state government issued an order banning all rallies and public meetings until January 2, given the threat from Omicron, a new variant of Covid-19.

The DGP instructed the police secretary and police district supervisors to enforce the ban on Thursday.

He also urged officers to raise people’s awareness to follow government-issued guidelines, such as forced wearing of masks and maintaining social distance.