Hyderabad, Oct 21 (Hydnow): Former Minister Ravindra Naik has expressed his anger that an unrelated tribal youth was implicated in Pravalika;s suicide case.
Speaking to media persons, here today, Ravindra Naik has given a call to the tribals to oust Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao’s government. A tribal youth was unfairly framed by the DCP for his job. Pravalika committed suicide due to the inefficient management of the KCR government.
He pointed out that the Pravalika’s parents were called to Pragati Bhavan and lured. Sivaram was unjustly implicated in the case of a non-existent conspiracy. Even if the court says that there is no evidence, it is evil to arrest. The KCR government portrayed Pravalika’s suicide as a love affair. Minister K.Tarak Rama Rao called the parents of Pragathi Bhavan saying that it will become an issue in the election.
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He alleged that in the name of 12 percent reservation to the tribals, KCR cheated the tribals. The government has failed to control the rapes of the tribals said Ravindra Naik. (Hydnow)
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