Telangana State Council for Higher Education chairman Papi Reddy booked

Turkapally police has booked Telangana State Council for Higher Education chairman T Papi Reddy on charges of criminal trespass, threatening and unlawful assembly.

Published: 30th July 2018 04:26 AM  |   Last Updated: 30th July 2018 04:26 AM   |  A+A-

By Express News Service

HYDERABAD: Turkapally police has booked Telangana State Council for Higher Education chairman T Papi Reddy on charges of criminal trespass, threatening and unlawful assembly. While the case was registered on July 21, it came to light only after the victim openly alleged that Papi Reddy had been trying to grab his land.

T Papi Reddy

The victim Upender Reddy Boreddy claimed that while the piece of land was registered on his name, Papi Reddy had been using his official position to influence the police. Papi Reddy, however, refuted the allegation terming them as blatant lies. He said Upender Reddy had purchased the land only after he (Papi Reddy) had entered into an agreement with landowner Damodar Reddy.

“He purchasing the land for which I had made an agreement and paid advance is illegal. I approached court which issued orders to not alienate the land until further orders. He is playing cheap tricks to damage my image,” he said.

Meanwhile, Upender said the land was registered on his name and mutation process was also completed. He also accused Papi Reddy of pitching tents on his land in January in order to attack him. “I escaped as I was not there. I approached police but he had influenced them,” he said.

Upender approached the court and a referral case was registered on July 21. C Venkataiah, SI of Turkapally police station, said that they were collecting evidence now.

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