Holding flags and also elevating mottos, loads of militants of the Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi (MRPS) obstructed the freeway at Thotacharla near Vijayawada.
MRPS objection on Vijayawada-Hyderabad freeway
Tension dominated on the Vijayawada-Hyderabad freeway on Monday, February 13, as participants of the Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi (MRPS) held an objection over the need for the categorisation of Scheduled Castes (SCs). A police officer was supposedly hurt in rock pelting. MRPS employees had actually collected on the Vijayawada-Hyderabad freeway for a road clog called by the organisation to require that the Bill for the categorisation of SCs be tabled inParliament
Holding flags and also elevating mottos, loads of militants obstructed the freeway at Thotacharla near Vijayawada in NTR area. Police did something about it to eliminate the militants. As stress placed, some militants assailed rocks, and also a constable was supposedly hurt. He continual head injuries and also was hurried to Nandigama government health center, according to IANS.
Police restrained a number of militants and also changed them to the police headquarters. Police workers likewise went into residences in the towns to apprehend those supposedly associated with rock pelting. This resulted in demonstrations by the homeowners. Speaking regarding the event, Vijayawada Commissioner of Police Kanti Rana Tata stated: “Around 10 to 15 MRPS activists congregated near the highway in the NTR district on Monday. They tried to step onto the highway when the police stopped them. Resisting it, the activists protested and one of them pelted a stone at the police which hurt one constable. All the activists have been detained.”
Meanwhile, in Hyderabad, MRPS creator and also president Manda Krishna Madiga was positioned under residence apprehension. Police did not enable him to leave his house in the Amberpet location in the city to stop him from leading the objection on the freeway. MRPS has actually long been requiring that the Union government present a Bill in the Parliament for the categorisation of SCs right into A, B, C and also D teams. It is likewise advising the federal governments of both the Telugu mentions to apply stress on theUnion government
Read: Madiga Dandora: A pressure no political event can neglect or regulate
Also read: The battle for sub-categorisation of SCs in Telugu states
Holding flags and also elevating mottos, loads of militants obstructed the freeway at Thotacharla near Vijayawada in NTR area. Police did something about it to eliminate the militants. As stress placed, some militants assailed rocks, and also a constable was supposedly hurt. He continual head injuries and also was hurried to Nandigama government health center, according to IANS.
Police restrained a number of militants and also changed them to the police headquarters. Police workers likewise went into residences in the towns to apprehend those supposedly associated with rock pelting. This resulted in demonstrations by the homeowners. Speaking regarding the event, Vijayawada Commissioner of Police Kanti Rana Tata stated: “Around 10 to 15 MRPS activists congregated near the highway in the NTR district on Monday. They tried to step onto the highway when the police stopped them. Resisting it, the activists protested and one of them pelted a stone at the police which hurt one constable. All the activists have been detained.”
Meanwhile, in Hyderabad, MRPS creator and also president Manda Krishna Madiga was positioned under residence apprehension. Police did not enable him to leave his house in the Amberpet location in the city to stop him from leading the objection on the freeway. MRPS has actually long been requiring that the Union government present a Bill in the Parliament for the categorisation of SCs right into A, B, C and also D teams. It is likewise advising the federal governments of both the Telugu mentions to apply stress on theUnion government
Read: Madiga Dandora: A pressure no political event can neglect or regulate
Also read: The battle for sub-categorisation of SCs in Telugu states
