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MLA Denies BRS Video Misrepresented Bus Conversation
Malreddy Ranga Reddy, an elected representative, said he rode a public bus on Tuesday.
He wanted to see how a free travel program for women was working.
He said some female students talked with him during the ride.
A video of the interaction was shared on social media.
Ranga Reddy said the video gave people the wrong idea because it did not show the full context.
He accused BRS leaders and their teams of spreading the misleading footage.
He said he respects women and that his conversation with the students was friendly.
The article does not include a response from BRS.
Ibrahimpatnam MLA Malreddy Ranga Reddy said he rode an RTC bus on Tuesday.
He said the trip was to observe the free travel scheme for women.
Ranga Reddy said female students spoke with him during the journey.
He accused BRS leaders and their teams of circulating misleading footage on social media.
He said the footage distorted the context and reiterated that he respects women.
- Who
- Ibrahimpatnam MLA Malreddy Ranga Reddy and BRS leaders are mentioned.
- What
- Ranga Reddy disputed social media footage of his interaction with female students on an RTC bus.
- Where
- On an RTC bus boarded at Bonglur ORR, in the Ibrahimpatnam area.
- When
- He said the bus journey took place on Tuesday; the article does not specify the date.
- Why
- Ranga Reddy said he was observing how the free bus travel scheme for women was being implemented.
Malreddy Ranga Reddy’s account
Video portrayal criticized by the MLA
Context of the bus interaction
Malreddy Ranga Reddy’s account
Ranga Reddy said he spoke affectionately with female students during a bus journey to observe the free travel scheme.
Video portrayal criticized by the MLA
He alleged that BRS leaders and their teams circulated footage that distorted the context; the article does not include a response from BRS.
Key facts
- MLA
- Malreddy Ranga Reddy, Ibrahimpatnam MLA
- Journey
- He said he boarded an RTC bus at Bonglur ORR on Tuesday.
- Purpose
- To observe implementation of the free bus travel scheme for women.
- Students
- He said female students spoke with him during the journey.
- Allegation
- He accused BRS leaders and their teams of sharing misleading footage on social media.
- BRS response
- No response from BRS is included in the article.
Sources
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