Former AP Minister Vidadala Rajini Alleges Police Assault in Palnadu
Former AP Minister Vidadala Rajini claims a Sub-Inspector pushed her to the ground during a clash in Palnadu district.
In a shocking development from Andhra Pradesh, former Minister Vidadala Rajini has leveled serious allegations against law enforcement, claiming she was physically assaulted by a police officer in the Palnadu district. The former minister alleges that a Sub-Inspector (SI) from the Chilakaluripet Rural police station pushed her to the ground during a heated confrontation.
What Triggered the Clash?
The incident reportedly unfolded when Vidadala Rajini intervened in a dispute involving another YSRCP leader. According to reports, the tension began when police officers stopped Pandula Bullabbayi, a ZPTC candidate for Yedlapadu, from entering his own residence.
Rajini, witnessing the situation, reportedly questioned the police officers about the justification for preventing the leader from accessing his home. This questioning quickly escalated into a physical altercation, leading to the allegations that the Sub-Inspector used force against the former minister.
Current Status of the Incident
Despite the gravity of the allegations made by a former high-ranking official, there has been a notable silence from the authorities. As of now, the following points remain the current state of affairs:
- No Official Response: There have been no formal updates or statements issued by the Palnadu district police regarding the claims.
- Investigation Status: No information has emerged in the last 24 hours concerning whether a formal investigation has been launched into the conduct of the Sub-Inspector.
- Lack of Development: The situation remains stagnant with no new evidence or official reports surfacing since the initial allegation.
The incident has sparked concerns over the conduct of local law enforcement and the treatment of political figures during public confrontations in the region.