Hyderabad, July 20 (Hydnow): State BJP President G. Kishan Reddy was stopped by the police. BJP has decided to go for an inspection of two-bedroom houses in Batasingaram. As part of this, Kishan Reddy, MLA Raghunandan Rao, and others left for Batasingaram from Shamshabad. the police stopped them.
Rachakonda Commissioner of Police D.S Chauhan advised them not to take up agitation programs without permission.
Raghunandan questioned what the leaders of BRS were doing when they were protesting on the roads without permission Kishan Reddy and Raghunandan Rao sat on the road in the rain to protest against the attitude of the police.
Later, the police detained the BJP leaders along with them. Kishan Reddy was taken around different parts of the city and left at the BJP state office in Nampally. In this background, heavy police were deployed at the BJP office. (Hydnow)
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