Archive · 2 Sep 2026
BRS Leader Booked After Woman Alleges Harassment, Cheating and Threats
Police in Neredmet have registered a case against BRS leader Jakkula Kiran Kumar.
A woman who used to work with him made the complaint.
She said he invited her to join his agency as a business partner.
She alleged that he hid the fact that he was already married.
She also said she spent about ₹30 lakh on the business after his promise.
The woman accused him of assaulting her and her young son.
She further alleged caste-based insults, threats and altered photographs.
Police have begun investigating the allegations, but the claims have not yet been proved in court.
Neredmet police booked BRS leader Jakkula Kiran Kumar after a woman filed a complaint.
The woman alleged deception over Kumar’s marriage, assault, financial exploitation and criminal intimidation.
She claimed she invested about ₹30 lakh after Kumar promised her a business partnership.
The complaint also accused Kumar of assaulting her and her 10-year-old son and morphing her photographs.
Police registered a case under BNS provisions and the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act; investigation is underway.
- Who
- BRS leader Jakkula Kiran Kumar is the main accused; his wife Hemalatha Thupaki and sister Bhavani Mudiraj were also named in allegations.
- What
- Neredmet police booked Kumar following allegations of deception, assault, caste-based abuse, financial exploitation, photograph manipulation and criminal intimidation.
- When
- The FIR is identified as Crime No. 751/2026; the article does not provide a more specific date.
- Where
- Neredmet, Hyderabad, including Kumar’s agency in Defence Colony.
- Why
- The case was registered based on a woman’s complaint alleging that Kumar deceived her, induced her financial investment and later threatened and abused her.
- Main accused
- Jakkula Kiran Kumar, identified as a BRS leader
- Police station
- Neredmet police
- Financial allegation
- The complainant said she raised and invested around ₹30 lakh and remained responsible for repayments and interest.
- Other named individuals
- Hemalatha Thupaki and Bhavani Mudiraj were accused of caste-based abuse and humiliation.
- Case number
- Crime No. 751/2026
- Legal provisions
- Sections 69, 74, 79, 115(2) and 351(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, along with Section 3(2)(v) of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.
- Current status
- Investigation is underway.