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Telangana Police Book BJYM Leader Over Rally, Speeches
Police in Hyderabad have filed a case against Laddu Yadav, who is also called Ram Yadav.
He is described as a local BJYM leader and a communal sheeter.
Police said he held a rally and public meeting on August 15 without permission.
They said permission for the stage had already been rejected.
Between 1,000 and 1,500 people were reportedly gathered.
The rally caused traffic problems and inconvenience in the area.
Police also referred to an earlier case involving a speech targeting a community.
A police constable recorded the event on a mobile phone, and the investigation is continuing.
Afzalgunj police registered a case against Laddu Yadav, also known as Ram Yadav, for allegedly holding a rally without permission.
Police said Yadav erected a stage at Begum Bazar Chatri on August 15 despite permission being rejected.
Authorities said the event drew between 1,000 and 1,500 people and caused traffic congestion.
Police also said Yadav led a rally to the Bhagat Singh statue at Gurudwara, Gowliguda, through crowded areas.
The case was registered under Sections 126(2) and 223 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, with video recorded as evidence.
- Who
- Afzalgunj police registered a case against Laddu Yadav alias Ram Yadav, described as a local BJYM leader.
- What
- Police accused him of holding an unauthorized rally, erecting a stage, delivering objectionable speeches and allegedly disobeying a lawful order.
- Where
- The events began at Begum Bazar Chatri and continued to the Bhagat Singh statue at Gurudwara, Gowliguda, in Hyderabad.
- When
- The rally and public meeting took place on August 15; the article identifies the case as Crime No. 12 of 2026.
- Why
- Police said the rally was conducted without permission, caused traffic congestion and inconvenience, and involved objectionable speeches.
Key facts
- Accused
- Laddu Yadav alias Ram Yadav
- Police station
- Afzalgunj police station
- Reported crowd
- Approximately 1,000–1,500 people
- Route
- Begum Bazar Chatri to the Bhagat Singh statue at Gurudwara, Gowliguda
- Evidence
- The rally and meeting were recorded on a mobile phone by AR constable D. Satish
- Case number
- Crime No. 12 of 2026
- Legal provisions
- Sections 126(2) and 223 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
Sources
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