chintamaneni prabhakar, a former mla and senior telugu desam party leader from Denduluru, is said to have filed a private case in the eluru court demanding protection from ysr congress party officials and the state government. According to allegations in the media, chintamaneni claimed that the jagan Mohan reddy administration was harassing him by filing bogus cases against him. He appointed advisor Sajjala ramakrishna Reddy, former DGP gautam Sawang, IPS officers rahul dev Sharma, Navjyoth Singh Grewal, and krishna Rao, as well as four circle inspectors and three sub-inspectors, in addition to chief minister Y S jagan Mohan Reddy.
Chintamaneni claimed that the jagan Mohan reddy government has been filing lawsuits against him and harassing him since taking office in 2019. He told the court that he had reported a threat to his life to Union home minister amit shah and governor Biswabhushan Harichandan. Since 2019, the jagan government has brought 25 cases against him in a two-year period. "Even when I participated in public issue agitations and tdp programs, the government brought charges against me as if I had committed serious crimes," he claimed.
He urged that the court take appropriate action against the government's senior executives, as well as police officers, for pursuing him personally in a vengeful manner. chintamaneni had been sentenced to prison in multiple cases, but he was released on bail after the high court intervened. Despite this, he claimed the government was witch-hunting him and told the court there had been a previous attempt to assassinate him in a phony encounter.
Chintamaneni claimed that the jagan Mohan reddy government has been filing lawsuits against him and harassing him since taking office in 2019. He told the court that he had reported a threat to his life to Union home minister amit shah and governor Biswabhushan Harichandan. Since 2019, the jagan government has brought 25 cases against him in a two-year period. "Even when I participated in public issue agitations and tdp programs, the government brought charges against me as if I had committed serious crimes," he claimed.
He urged that the court take appropriate action against the government's senior executives, as well as police officers, for pursuing him personally in a vengeful manner. chintamaneni had been sentenced to prison in multiple cases, but he was released on bail after the high court intervened. Despite this, he claimed the government was witch-hunting him and told the court there had been a previous attempt to assassinate him in a phony encounter.
