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Former BJYM Leader Denies Harassment Charges, Calls FIR Fabricated
Police in Hyderabad registered a case after D Padmini made a complaint against former party leader PM Sai Prasad.
She says he and people working with him harassed and threatened her and her family.
She also says they used insulting language and threatened to harm her political future.
Padmini alleges Sai Prasad threatened to make and share fake obscene pictures or videos of her.
Sai Prasad denies the accusations and says the case was made up to hurt his party career.
The police have started investigating.
The allegations have not been established in the information provided.
Former Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha National Treasurer PM Sai Prasad rejected harassment allegations after Alwal Police registered an FIR against him.
The FIR followed a complaint by D Padmini, a Telangana State BJP SC Morcha social media convener.
Padmini alleged that Sai Prasad harassed and threatened her, used caste-based and sexually derogatory language, and pressured her to continue communicating with him.
She also alleged that Sai Prasad and associates threatened her family and political career, and threatened to circulate fabricated or AI-generated obscene images or videos.
Sai Prasad called the case fabricated and alleged that false cases were being filed to damage party workers ahead of organisational appointments; police have begun an investigation.
- Who
- D Padmini filed the complaint against former Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha National Treasurer PM Sai Prasad and named several associates.
- What
- Alwal Police registered an FIR based on allegations of harassment, threats, abuse and other offences; Sai Prasad rejected the charges as fabricated.
- Where
- Alwal, Hyderabad, Telangana; the complaint also refers to events at the BJP State Office in Nampally.
- When
- The FIR copy says the complaint was received on October 5; the article identifies the case as Cr. No. 989/2026.
- Why
- Padmini sought legal action over alleged harassment and threats. Sai Prasad said the case was intended to damage party workers ahead of organisational appointments.
Complainant's allegations
Sai Prasad's response
Basis of the case
Complainant's allegations
Padmini alleged repeated harassment, intimidation and threats by Sai Prasad and his associates.
Sai Prasad's response
Sai Prasad rejected the charges and described the case as fabricated.
Motive and timing
Complainant's allegations
Padmini sought legal action, saying the alleged conduct caused fear and apprehension of retaliation.
Sai Prasad's response
Sai Prasad alleged that false cases are being filed before party appointments to stain workers and block their postings.
Key facts
- Complainant
- D Padmini, Telangana State BJP SC Morcha Social Media Convener
- Accused
- PM Sai Prasad, former BJYM National Treasurer
- Police station
- Alwal Police
- Case number
- Cr. No. 989/2026
- Laws cited
- Sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Information Technology Act and SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act
- Investigation status
- Investigation has been taken up.
- Sai Prasad's response
- He called the case fabricated and alleged it was aimed at damaging party workers ahead of organisational appointments.
Quotes
PM Sai Prasad
Former BJYM National Treasurer accused in the FIR
“Fake cases filed just before party appointments have become a contract business. The aim is not justice. It is to stall a name, stain a worker, and kill a posting before it is even announced. This is character assassination on hire, and it has to stop. Ultimately, truth will triumph.”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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