Mob Attack by Hundreds in Broad Daylight

In Shamsiguda, Survey No. 57, Fourth Estate Colony, families who have been residing there for decades were allegedly attacked by land grabbers on Sunday. According to victims, individuals identified as B. Subba Rao, P. Venkateswara Rao, P. Krishnapriya, along with their associates Venkat, Vinod, and G. Preethi, led hundreds of unidentified men wearing masks.

From morning till evening, the mob allegedly unleashed violence, creating an atmosphere of terror in the locality.

“We Will Kill and Bury You Here — Police Can’t Touch Us”

When residents pleaded with the attackers not to demolish their homes, the mob reportedly assaulted those who resisted, leaving several injured. Victims allege they were openly threatened:

“Vacate peacefully or we will kill you and bury you here. No one can question us. Even the police can’t do anything.”

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Such statements have raised serious doubts locally — are the attackers fearless of the khaki uniform, or are they operating with political and administrative backing?

Road Blockades and Illegal Fencing

Despite having no legal ownership, previous court reprimands, and clear statements from GHMC denying permissions, the accused allegedly erected illegal fencing using blue sheets. Roads surrounding the victims’ houses were blocked, effectively confining families inside their own homes.

Residents question whether such acts belong in a civilized society governed by law.

Known Criminals, Yet No Action

Shockingly, several of the accused reportedly already face multiple criminal cases — including kidnapping, land grabbing, and intimidation — across Jagadgirigutta and other Hyderabad police stations. In the past, bind-over proceedings were reportedly conducted under the supervision of senior police officials, including the DCP.

Yet, the same individuals allegedly returned to the same location and resumed attacks with impunity, strengthening suspicions of political patronage behind them.

Questions That Demand Answers

To the Police:

Where was your intelligence and surveillance when hundreds of masked men gathered and attacked residents? Why were bind-over offenders allowed to repeat their crimes unchecked?

To Public Representatives:

Leaders who beg for votes — why the silence when poor families are attacked before your eyes? Are you shielding the perpetrators?

To the Authorities:

Do court orders and legal norms mean nothing? Must lives be lost before you react?

Victims Demand Immediate Justice

The affected families are demanding the immediate removal of illegal barricades and fencing, registration of criminal cases against all attackers, and strict legal action without political interference.

The question remains — will the system finally respond, or will the lives of the poor continue to be treated as expendable? Only time will tell.

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Alleged Assault in a Car

In her complaint, the woman told police that about six months into her job, the professor took her out in his car on the pretext of work and allegedly assaulted her. Despite her repeated pleas, she claimed that he continued to harass her both physically and mentally over the following months.

The victim said that the professor frequently kept her at work late into the night, leading to conflicts with her husband. The strain reportedly escalated to the point where she received a divorce notice and began living separately. According to her statement, the accused exploited her vulnerable situation to intensify his harassment.

Complaint and Arrest

As the situation worsened, the woman approached the police and submitted a written complaint detailing the abuse. After registering a case, investigators arrested the professor and produced him before a magistrate, who remanded him to judicial custody.

The incident has caused significant concern among students and staff at JNTU, raising questions about safety and accountability on campus. Police said further investigation is underway..

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“Equal respect and equal opportunities are essential” — Chief Guest Shailaja Kiran

Chief Guest Shailaja Kiran emphasized that women deserve not only equal opportunities but also equal respect in every sphere of life. She noted that true leadership is defined by compassion, collaboration, and perseverance. Sharing her journey in building the Margadarshini organization, she highlighted that innovation and inclusivity are key drivers of progress.

Experts highlight inclusion, research, and economic participation

• Prof. Rajalakshmi underlined the rapid rise of women in science and technology sectors, calling it a transformative shift.

• Dr. Sunita Rao stressed the need for deeper and more structured research on gender equality to build evidence-based policy frameworks.

• Dr. Koti Reddy stated that women’s financial inclusion is fundamental to sustainable development and long-term societal growth.

• Dr. Vijayalakshmi presented an overview of IFHE’s ongoing women development programs.

• Dr. Deepa Srinivas outlined the key themes, objectives, and discussions planned for the conference.

The conference aims to create a roadmap for empowering women through leadership, technological participation, equal opportunity, and inclusive growth, marking a significant step in promoting women’s leadership in contemporary society.

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Sub-Inspector of jagadgiriGutta, Naveen Reddy, attended the event and reiterated the police department’s commitment to eradicating ganja from Jagadgirigutta with the support of local residents.

He stated that ganja consumption is rising particularly among students and youth due to stress, workload, lack of parental care, and limited educational opportunities. He emphasized that involving children in sports from an early age helps them cope with stress and prevents them from falling into drug abuse.

He encouraged continuous awareness programs and appreciated the unity displayed by political leaders and residents in organizing the event. He called for sustained collective efforts to achieve a ganja-free community.

Key participants included CPI district secretary Umamahesh, assistant secretary Harinath Rao, Prajanatyam Mandali president Praveen, Congress leaders Ganesh and Sai Pantulu, Jana Sena president Satish, TRS Vice President Sajid, social worker Chikale Madhubabu, Helping Hands Vijay, Prajanatyam Mandali member Babu, and numerous basti leaders. Youth representatives, women’s groups, Cab Association leaders, and students from multiple schools also took part, ensuring the program’s resounding success.

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According to reports, the incident took place around the time when the school was about to close for the day. The lift reportedly fell from the first floor to the ground floor, leading to minor to moderate injuries among the teachers. The school management immediately responded and shifted the injured to People’s Hospital in Pragathi Nagar for treatment. Doctors confirmed that the teachers sustained bone fractures, but their condition is stable.

Experts stated that the impact was minimal since the lift fell only from the first floor. “Had it slipped from three or four floors, it could have been a major tragedy,” they said. Locals also pointed out that the situation could have turned fatal if students had been in the lift at the time. Meanwhile, student associations demanded safety checks and regular fitness certifications for lifts in all educational institutions to prevent such incidents in the future.

Mandal Education Officer visited the injured teachers at the hospital and assured support. Former Nizampet President Akula Satish demanded strict action against the school, alleging it was being run in an unauthorized building without an occupancy certificate.

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మొదటి అంతస్తు నుండి లిఫ్ట్ గ్రౌండ్ ఫ్లోర్ పై పడడంతో ప్రమాదం తీవ్రత తక్కువగా జరిగిందని, అదే మూడు నాలుగు అంతస్తుల నుండి లిఫ్ట్ జారీ ఉండి ఉంటే ప్రాణాలు పోయేవని నిపుణులు సూచించారు. అలాగే టీచర్ల స్థానంలో విద్యార్థులు ఉండి ఉంటే ఘోరం జరిగేదని స్థానికులు తెలిపారు.వివిధ స్కూల్ మ్యానేజ్మెంట్లు సైతం లిఫ్టులు ఫిట్నెస్ చెక్ చేసుకోవాలని విద్యార్థి సంఘాలు డిమాండ్ చేశారు.

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Speaking during a door-to-door campaign held on Thursday in Vengalrao Nagar Division in support of Congress candidate Naveen Yadav, Ramesh stated that women and youth are showing significant support for the Congress Party. He reiterated that the Congress government is successfully implementing the six guarantees promised to the people.

Ramesh appealed to the public to vote for Naveen Yadav and ensure his victory in the by-election. Criticizing the previous TRS government, he alleged that TRS leaders had looted the state from top to bottom, and that the people of Jubilee Hills have already decided to elect Congress this time.

He further said that leaders from other parties are being attracted to the Congress due to the government’s ongoing development and welfare schemes.

PCC General Secretary Subba Rao, and leaders Bikkasani Nageshwar Rao, Kilari Manohar, Mandalapu Sai Babu, Hanumanth Rao, Mallesha, Surekha, and others participated in the campaign.

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మా కాలనిలో కేవలం ఇండ్లు మాత్రమె ఉన్నాయని, కనీస మౌలిక వసతులు లేవని.ఇండ్ల పట్టాలు వచ్చాయి కానీ, డ్రైనేజీ, తాగునీరు,రోడ్లు కరెంట్ సమస్య,ఇంటి నెంబర్ లు లేవని, చీకట్లో ఎక్కడ ఏముందో తెలియక నానా అవస్థలు పడుతున్నామని తెలిపారు.

డ్రైనేజీ ఇతర వాటన్నింటిని ఏర్పాటు చేయాలని కాలనీ వాసులు అందరూ కలిసి దమ్మాయిగూడ మున్సిపల్ కమిషనర్ వెంకట్ రెడ్డి ని కలిసి తమ గోడు వెళ్లబోసుకుని వినతిపత్రం అందచేశారు.డబల్ బెడ్ రూమ్ కాలనీ సమస్యలపై కమిషనర్ వెంకట్ రెడ్డి మాట్లాడుతూ మీ సమస్యలు తీర్చేందుకు సిద్ధంగా ఉన్నామని,కనీస మౌలిక వసతులు కల్పనకు కృషిచేస్తామని అన్నారు.

డబల్ బెడ్ రూమ్ కాలనిలో ఇంటి నంబర్లు 3 వరాల లో ఇస్తామని తెలిపారు. కమిషనర్ హామీ ఇవ్వడంతో కాలనీ ప్రజలు కమిషనర్ కి కృతజ్ఞతలు తెలిపారు.ఈ కార్యక్రమంలో బిజెపి అధ్యక్షులు కొల బాల్ రాజ్ యాదవ్,నాయకులు బోడ శ్రీనివాస్,కొల మల్లేష్ యాదవ్,రమేష్ గౌడ్ కాలనీవాసులు మహిళలు తదితరులు పాల్గొన్నారు.

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The sealed centers include Bhaskar First Aid Center and Sujatha First Aid Center located in Keesara, and K.V. Krishna Reddy First Aid Center in the Bandlaguda area. The operation was carried out by the District Medical and Health Department’s Programming Officer team.

According to officials, the TSMC inspection team had visited these centers last week and found that they were illegally practicing medicine without any valid qualifications under the guise of “First Aid Centers.” Following the inspection, FIRs were registered against the individuals operating these centers.

Acting upon the TSMC’s instructions, the district health department team sealed the establishments on Wednesday.

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