Archive · 30 Jan 2026
Jagga Reddy Demands Action Against Girl Blackmailers
T Jagga Reddy, a leader in Telangana, said the police should take strong action against people who blackmail girls.
He thinks this will make girls feel safe and not afraid of the police.
He also said the police should keep the details of these cases private and not share them with the media.
He praised the decision to register police reports at the victim's home.
He advised the media not to publish personal stories about girls or leaders, as it can cause more problems.
He mentioned that some people support police encounters with criminals, but he also said these are not legally justified.
Overall, he wants to make sure girls are protected and their privacy is respected.
T Jagga Reddy demanded strict action against those who blackmail girls.
He commended the decision to register FIRs at the victim’s doorstep.
Reddy advised the media to avoid publishing personal stories to protect privacy.
He emphasized the police should keep victim details confidential.
Reddy mentioned that some people support police encounters with criminals, but they are not legally justified.
- Who
- T Jagga Reddy, Telangana PCC working president
- What
- Demanded strict action against blackmailers of girls
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To ensure the safety and privacy of girls and to commend police actions
- Person
- T Jagga Reddy
- Role
- Telangana PCC working president
- Demand
- Strict action against blackmailers
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Key Figures
- CID chief Charu Sinha, DGP Shivadhar Reddy, CP Sajjanar, CM Revanth Reddy
- Media Advice
- Avoid publishing personal stories
- Police Action
- Register FIRs at victim's doorstep
- Privacy Concern
- Police should keep victim details confidential