Two Killed, Six injured In Road Mishap Near Nayudupalem

Nellore: On Mondays, two people were killed and six were injured when they hit a fixed stamp truck on the national highway near Nayudupalem in Kodavalur Mandal.

The deceased was defined as Madhava Rao (52) and SK Hussain (48) from Chennai. Police said the victims returned to Chennai from a wedding in Kavali when the accident occurred.

There were eight passengers in the vehicle. Three of them were subjected to serious injuries, while the other three continued slightly injured. The wounded ran to a private hospital in Nellore for treatment. The bodies of the deceased were shifted to the General Hospital of the Nellore government after death.

Police recorded a lawsuit and launched an investigation into the incident.

3 dead, injured in 10 tanakal accidents

Anantapur:On Monday, three people were killed and ten people were seriously injured when they were dizzy with an RTC bus near Mandlipalli Mitta in the tanakal latch in Satya Sai region.

Kadiri DSP J. Siva Narayana Swamy, from Madanapalle to Kadiri’ye Karnataka’dan a tempo traveler trying to pass a truck and opposing an opposite direction when hit an APSRTC bus, the accident occurred at 9:30 in the morning, he said.

In a mistake, a 55 -year -old passenger died of anasuyamma, ten other passengers were injured and immediately shifted to the State Hospital in Anantapur for treatment. Two more victims, 6 -year -old Jahnavi and Tempo traveler driver Manicanta, succumbed to their injuries while being treated. DSP said that a case was recorded on the basis of the complaints of the victims and that the organs were delivered to family members after Postmortem.

Police foil farmers as a protest against land acquisition in Kaledu voltage

Nellore:After preventing the members of the police farmers’ associations and the organization of organizations for the forced land acquisition for the Indosol company ‘Chalo Kaledu’ protest after staging the protest on Monday, Karu village Ulvapadu Mandal reigned in the tense situation.

The police placed several leaders under house arrest in the morning and provided heavy security in and around the village. Despite restrictions, farmers and activist groups managed to reach the Kaledu ramp and tried to walk to the village and raised slogans in solidarity with local farmers.

He seized the police march on the ramp and arrested the CPI (M) State Secretary General and Rentan Farmers Association V. Srinivasa R with several other leaders.

The police referred to the lack of permission for the rally and led to heated arguments because protesters insisted that they only met people. Leaders, including Moollam Ramesh, M. Mohan Rao, Gogula Srinivasulu and DYFi activists, were detained and shifted to police vehicles.

Many women joined agitation, challenged the restrictions and shouted slogans. Conflicts and friction broke out at more than one point and the police fought to distribute crowds. Female protesters were also detained.

Srinivasa Rao was shifted to the police station valetivaripalem, while others were taken to the nearby police stations in Kandukur, Singearakon.

2 for a country -made armed shooting man

Visakhapatnam:Two people were arrested for hitting a man with a country -made weapon under the One Town Police Station in the former Visakhapatnam Town on Sunday evening.

Police said that Chepala Rajesh (28), who lives in Chilakapeta in a town in Visakhapatnam at 22.00 on Sunday at 22.00, said that he consumed liquor with Dora Nooka Raju (in the same region) near Chilakapeta Arch. Then they both disintegrated.

At 23.30 they returned to Chillacapeta Arch and once again fought. Nooka Raju brought his friend Dileep. During the fight, Nooka Raju fired a country -made gun on Rajesh’s belly and fled the scene with Dileep.

Rajesh, who continued a pellet injury, was shifted to King George Hospital for treatment and was said to be stable. The police immediately undertook the investigation and arrested Nooka Raju (A1) and Dlyeep (A2) within a few hours. The crime weapon was seized and the source was confirmed.

The reason for the fight is said to be old disputes about coal theft and sales in the harbor. The role of S Naidu, a police officer who has been abandoned since December 2024, is being identified.

Soon the central panel for the Polavaram-Banachela project

Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh government will soon decide on three senior officials to be proposed to the creating center of the Polavaram -Banakachela project after the Prime Minister of Consulting N. Chandrababu Naidu.

Considering the names of water resources Special Secretary G. Sai Prasad, Chief Engineer K. Narasimha Murthy and Advisor M. Venkateswara Rao. However, their inclusion is subject to the approval of the Prime Minister.

In the midst of a dispute to the sharing of 200 TMC FT flood water annually with TELANGANA, he was estimated to be the cost of 81,000 Crore for the benefit of farmers in the Rayalaseema region – the center called for a meeting with experts and senior officials from the Ministry of Union.