Archive · 15 Dec 2025
IPS Officer Questioned in Krishna Raju Custody Case
A senior police officer named Sunil Kumar was asked to come to the police station because of a case about someone being hurt while in police custody.
This happened a while ago when a different government was in charge.
Sunil Kumar was supposed to go to the police station earlier, but he asked for more time because his family was sick.
Now, he has gone to the police station to answer questions about what happened.
The police are trying to find out the truth about the case.
Senior IPS officer P.V. Sunil Kumar, named as the prime accused in the custodial torture case of former MP Raghurama Krishna Raju, appeared for questioning in Guntur.
The questioning was overseen by Vizianagaram SP Damodar, the investigating officer.
Sunil Kumar's appearance on December 15 followed a rescheduled notice due to family health issues.
The case dates back to the previous YSRC government, involving allegations of custodial torture.
Sunil Kumar initially received a notice on November 26 to appear on December 4 but requested an extension.
- Who
- Senior IPS officer P.V. Sunil Kumar and former MP Raghurama Krishna Raju
- What
- Questioning of Sunil Kumar in connection with an alleged custodial torture case
- When
- December 15, following a rescheduled appearance
- Where
- Guntur CCS Police Station
- Why
- In connection with an alleged custodial torture case from the previous YSRC government
- Accused Officer
- P.V. Sunil Kumar
- Victim
- Raghurama Krishna Raju
- Case Location
- Guntur CCS Police Station
- Investigating Officer
- Vizianagaram SP Damodar
- Initial Notice Date
- November 26
- Rescheduled Appearance Date
- December 15
- Case Background
- Alleged custodial torture during previous YSRC government