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Bandi Sanjay conspired to defame Telangana government: Warangal CP

Bandi Sanjay was made A1 and Booram Prashant as A2 in SSC paper leak case after proper scientific probe, said Warangal CP AV Ranganath Warangal Commissioner of Police AV Ranganath addressing the media on Wednesday. Warangal: Karimnagar MP Bandi Sanjay Kumar along with party activist Booram Prashanth tried to defame the government by making an attempt to ‘leak’ the SSC Hindi paper. The whole episode took place at the behest of Sanjay. Booram Prashanth, a former journalist, who is now working with NaMo of the BJP, deliberately circulated the paper on social media, primarily WhatsApp groups, with a malafide intention, Warangal Commissioner of Police AV Ranganath said. Addressing a press conference at his office on Wednesday, Ranganath said both Sanjay and Prashaath had…

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Informed Lok Sabha Speaker about Bandi Sanjay’s arrest: Warangal CP

Warangal CP AV Ranganath said they had informed Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla about the arrest of Bandi Sanjay, since it was necessary for the police to inform the Speaker of Lok Sabha or Chairman of Rajya Sabha about the arrest of MPs Warangal: Police Commissioner AV Ranganath said they had informed Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla about the arrest of Bandi Sanjay, since it was necessary for the police to inform the Speaker of Lok Sabha or Chairman of Rajya Sabha about the arrest of MPs. The MPs enjoy “certain privileges so that they can perform their parliamentary duties without let or hindrance” according to Article 105 of the Constitution. One of the privileges is that a Member of Parliament cannot be arrested…

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SSC paper leak case: Pre-planned and evil designed conspiracy by Bandi Sanjay, accused No.1

The Kamalapur Police, who have registered the FIR (No.60/2023) in connection with the question paper case, then placed Bandi Sanjay under arrest, arraigning him as Accused No 1 and charging him under various sections Hyderabad/Hanamkonda: The Hanamkonda question paper leak case took a major turn on Wednesday, with the police arresting Bharatiya Janata Party State president Bandi Sanjay Kumar, arraigning him as the prime accused in what it said was a case of ‘pre-planned and evil designed conspiracy’ for malpractice in the SSC Public Examination with an ‘intention to create rumours, provoke breach of peace and to defame the State government’. The case, which saw three persons, including a minor, being apprehended on charges of taking a photograph of the SSC Hindi question…

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SSC paper leak case: Bandi remanded to 14-day judicial custody, shifted to Karimnagar jail

Bandi Sanjay was booked by the Kamalapur police under IPC Sections 120 (B), 420, 447 and 505 (1) (b) Hanamkonda: Bharatiya Janata Party State president Bandi Sanjay, who was arrested and arraigned as the principal accused in the Warangal question paper leak case, was produced before court in Hanamkonda and remanded to 14 days judicial custody on Wednesday. He along with two other arrested persons were shifted to the Karimnagar Jail. Sanjay was booked by the Kamalapur police under IPC Sections 120 (B) (conspiracy), 420 (cheating), 447 (criminal trespass) and 505 (1) (b) (intent to cause fear or alarm to the public). He was produced before the magistrate at the latter’s official quarters behind the Hanamkonda Court Complex, after which he was remanded around…

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TREI-RB issues nine notifications for 9,231 vacancies in different educational institutions

Online applications for notifications can be submitted on the Board’s website www.treirb.telangana.gov.in. Hyderabad: Nine notifications for a staggering 9,231 vacancies in different residential educational institutions in the State were issued by the Telangana Residential Educational Institutions Recruitment Board (TREI-RB) on Wednesday. The total notified posts include 4,020 Trained Graduate Teachers, 2,008 Junior Lecturers/Physical Directors/ Librarians in junior colleges, 1,276 Post Graduate Teachers, 868 Lecturers/Physical Directors/ Librarians in degree colleges and 434 Librarian in Schools. Online applications for notifications can be submitted on the Board’s website www.treirb.telangana.gov.in. The One Time Registration (OTR) will be available from April 12, said Dr. Mallaiah Battu, Executive Officer (Convenor),TREI-RB. A detailed notification for vacancies of Lecturer/ Physical Director/Librarian in Degree Colleges and Junior Lecturer, Physical Director & Librarian in…

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Telangana govt announces ex-gratia for slain and injured forest officials

Hyderabad: In light of the challenges and threats that forest department officials face, particularly after a forest range officer was murdered by Gutti Koyas in Bhadradri Kothagudem district last year, the state government on Monday announced ex gratia to forest personnel who have died or been injured as a result of attacks by extremists or anti-social elements. Following the murder of forest range officer Srinivas Rao, forest personnel had demanded that they be provided weapons to defend themselves from heinous attacks. Principal chief conservator of forests R.M. Dobriyal, who is head of the forest force, wrote to the state government highlighting the problems faced by the forest officials, particularly in remote rural hinterlands. Additionally, Dobriyal requested ex gratia to the forest…

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Adivasis obstruct Rampachodavaram MLAs tour

Rampachodavaram MLA Nagulapalli Dhanalakshmi. (Image Source: Twitter) KAKINADA: Adivasi people of Bhimavaram village in Kunavaram mandal of Chinturu division and Buttayigudem village in Yetapaka mandal of Alluri Sitaramaraju district on Tuesday questioned Rampachodavaram MLA Nagulapalli Dhanalakshmi why she did not oppose the resolution of YSRC government in State Legislative Assembly to include Boya and Valmiki communities in the list of scheduled tribes. Under the banner of Adivasi Samkshema Parishad, Girijana Sangham and other organisations, tribal activists stopped her convoy and tried to obstruct her meetings, where she distributed benefits to members of self-help groups. They said while the inclusion of Boya and YSRC communities will serve the political interests of the YSRC party, it would harm the interests of the existing…

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Dalit NEET aspirant dies by suicide, kin allege caste discrimination

Nandyal CI Somasekhar Reddy and head constable Gangadhar were booked in connection with the mass suicide pact of Abdul Salams family in Kurnool district HYDERABAD: An 18-year-old NEET aspirant who belonged to a Scheduled Caste community died by suicide on the premises of Davao International Medical Academy in Hayathnagar, due to allegedly being harassed by her batchmates over her caste. The student, Penumala Vidya Priyanka, was found in a pool of blood around 9.30 pm on Monday and rushed to a private hospital, where she was declared brought dead. On a complaint from her parents, the police filed a case of abetment to suicide and invoked sections of the Prevention of Atrocities (SC & ST) Act, Hayathnagar police inspector H. Venkateshwarlu…

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FTCII to conduct first industrial innovation expo

Addressing a press conference at the Federation House, Anil Agarwal, FTCII president, said the maiden expo would have 150 stalls and the chambers expected 80,000 persons to attend it.  Hyderabad: The Federation of Telangana Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FTCII) will organise its first Industrial Innovation and Technology Expo (Iitex) from June 28 to 30 to put on show the latest technology and innovations that could boost production. Addressing a press conference at the Federation House, Anil Agarwal, FTCII president, said the maiden expo would have 150 stalls and the chambers expected 80,000 persons to attend it. Supported by the Union ministry of MSME, the state government and the TS State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation, the expo would aim to connect…

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Senior BRS MLAs face graft allegations

MLA Ajmeera Rekha Naik of Khanapur. ADILABAD: Some senior BRS MLAs are facing allegations of involvement in illegal activities and of making huge wealth through corrupt practices in the erstwhile Adilabad district. These MLAs, who had won polls more than once, are aspiring for ministerial berths in the next Cabinet – that is if the BRS retains power. MLAs Ajmeera Rekha Naik of Khanapur, Rathod Bapurao of Boath and Durgam Chinnaiah of Bellampalli have been facing allegations of corruption, involvement in land grabbing and bribe-taking from beneficiaries of welfare schemes and in relation to real estate ventures. These MLAs have refuted the allegations by saying they were part of the political conspiracies of their opponents. However, their conversations as heard from…

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