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YSRCP Alleges Hyderabad Crash Case Involving MP’s Son Was Suppressed

YSRCP Alleges Hyderabad Crash Case Involving MP’s Son Was Suppressed
Car accident case involving MP’s son suppressed because of ‘hotline politics’, says YSRCP · thehansindia.com

A young woman named Bharathi Mukhi died in a road accident in Hyderabad.

Police said a car driven by Lingamaneni Sanjush was involved.

Sanjush is the son of Jana Sena MP Lingamaneni Ramesh.

Police said they took him into custody and conducted alcohol and drug tests.

They also registered a case alleging death caused by rash or negligent driving.

The YSR Congress Party said the case was kept quiet because of political connections.

It compared the case with another involving a YSRCP leader’s son.

The police account and the YSRCP’s political allegations present different views of what happened.

The article gives conflicting dates, referring to both June 16 and August 16.

Key facts

Victim
Bharathi Mukhi, 26, a sales executive
Accused driver
Lingamaneni Sanjush, 21
Vehicle
Aston Martin
Police station
Madhapur Police Station
Legal provision
Section 106(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
Tests conducted
Drunk-driving and drug tests; blood samples were sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory
Political allegation
YSRCP said the case was suppressed because of alleged hotline politics

Quotes

Karthik Yellapragada

YSRCP national spokesperson

“It has been five days since the case was registered. Until now, the news has been suppressed, and no one gave any statements, no one discussed it, and they just kept quiet just because of the fact that the hotline between Mr Revanth Reddy and Mr Naidu has been very clear”
thehansindia.com

Cyberabad Police

Police investigating the Hyderabad fatal car accident

“He was taken into custody the same day, and both 'drunk and drive' and drug tests were conducted. Blood samples were also collected and sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for analysis.”
thehansindia.com

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