Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Police Intensify Probe Into Clashes At Andhra Pradesh SAAP Office
Police in Vijayawada are investigating clashes at the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh office.
The clashes happened during an agitation involving YSRC supporters and newly recruited DSC-2025 teachers.
Officers are checking security-camera recordings and other videos.
They have identified about 260 people who may have been involved.
Evidence has been collected against about 230 of them.
Police have filed cases and arrested 12 people.
Special teams are trying to find others accused in the case.
Police also said some public representatives and people with earlier criminal records took part in the agitation.
Police are examining CCTV and other video footage to identify people involved in clashes at the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh office.
Authorities have identified around 260 people and collected digital evidence against about 230 of them.
Cases have been registered, while 12 people have been arrested so far.
Special police teams are searching for the remaining accused.
Police said those identified included rowdy sheeters, trouble mongers, political party members and people with previous criminal cases, along with several current and former public representatives.
- Who
- Police, YSRC supporters and newly recruited DSC-2025 teachers were involved in the reported agitation and clashes; several current and former public representatives were also identified as participants.
- What
- Police intensified an inquiry into clashes at the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh office and began identifying those involved.
- When
- The agitation and clashes took place on Monday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- At the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh office in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- Police are investigating to identify those involved, register cases and trace the remaining accused.
- People identified
- Around 260
- People with digital evidence
- About 230
- Arrests
- 12
- Rowdy sheeters identified
- 45
- Trouble mongers identified
- 71
- Political party members identified
- 46
- Public representatives identified
- Eight MLCs, five former MLAs, three former ministers, and four mayors, former mayors and deputy mayors