Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Alur MLA Arrested Amid TDP-YSRCP Clash Violence
A fight broke out between two political parties, TDP and YSRCP, in a small area of Andhra Pradesh.
Police arrested the local MLA from the YSRCP party and 16 other party leaders because they were accused of hurting people and damaging property.
TDP says YSRCP attacked a TDP leader’s house, while YSRCP says the police acted illegally at night.
Both sides are blaming each other, and the police are keeping a tight watch to stop more fights.
Alur MLA and 16 YSRCP leaders arrested after TDP-YSRCP clash.
Police booked 34 people, citing injuries and property damage.
TDP claims YSRCP attacked TDP mandal convener’s residence.
YSRCP alleges police performed illegal midnight operation.
Heavy police deployment deployed to prevent further incidents.
- Who
- Alur MLA, YSRCP leader B Virupakshi, 16 other YSRCP leaders, TDP activists, police
- What
- Arrests and bookings following a clash between TDP and YSRCP activists
- When
- Saturday night and early Sunday morning
- Where
- Alur Assembly constituency villages in Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- Violence between TDP and YSRCP supporters and alleged attacks on property
- Arrested individuals
- Alur MLA, YSRCP leader B Virupakshi, 16 other leaders
- Number of booked persons
- 34
- Location of incident
- Alur Assembly constituency villages (Nemakal, Sangala, Chippagiri)
- Police action
- Arrest and booking of 34 persons
- Date of incident
- Saturday night to early Sunday morning
- Police deployment
- Heavy in sensitive areas to prevent further incidents