Archive · 15 Sep 2026
Telangana Opposition Leader Alleges Staff Assault Inside Police Station
K.T. Rama Rao said two members of his staff were attacked inside a police station.
The alleged attack happened at Saifabad police station in Hyderabad.
He said about 15 people were involved.
He claimed the attackers may have been criminals or police officers wearing normal clothes.
Rama Rao also said the police did not register a formal complaint.
He blamed the Congress government for the incident and said it was trying to distract people from its problems.
He warned that more attacks on BRS leaders and workers could happen.
These claims were made by Rama Rao and were not independently confirmed in the article.
BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao alleged his staff were attacked inside Saifabad police station.
He identified the staff members as PRO Mahesh Mudiraj and PA Mahender Reddy.
Rama Rao claimed the attackers were either goons or plainclothes police personnel.
He said no FIR was registered despite repeated requests from senior BRS leaders.
Rama Rao also cited an alleged attack attempt involving BRS leaders and K. Chandrashekar Rao’s residence.
- Who
- BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao, his staff members Mahesh Mudiraj and Mahender Reddy, and alleged attackers.
- What
- An alleged attack on Rama Rao’s staff inside a police station, along with claims of broader political intimidation.
- When
- The staff attack allegedly occurred on Monday; Rama Rao spoke about it on Tuesday.
- Where
- Saifabad police station in Hyderabad; Rama Rao made the statements in New Delhi.
- Why
- Rama Rao alleged that the Congress government was frustrated and seeking to divert attention from its failures.
- Politician making the allegation
- K.T. Rama Rao, working president of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi
- Reported location
- Saifabad police station, Hyderabad
- Staff members named
- PRO Mahesh Mudiraj and PA Mahender Reddy
- Number of alleged attackers
- About 15 people, according to Rama Rao
- Police complaint
- Rama Rao said no FIR was registered despite repeated requests
- Additional allegation
- Rama Rao said there had been an attempt to attack K. Chandrashekar Rao’s house and BRS leaders