High Voltage Drama In Hyderabad, YS Sharmila's Car Towed Away By Police | Breaking News | Mirror Now
November 29, 2022
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as posted by the channelHigh political drama broke out on Tuesday in Hyderabad's Somajiguda neighbourhood as police used a crane to haul away YS Sharmila Reddy's car, the leader and founder of the YSRTP, while she was sitting inside it in opposition to Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao. Sharmila, the sister of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, was later detained by the Hyderabad Police when she entered the CM's office, Gherao Pragathi Bhavan. After Sharmila and several other YSRTP employees were detained by the police a mile from the CM's residence, shocking scenes ensued. While she was still seated inside, Sharmila was operating an SUV that was being pulled away by a crane. Sharmila reportedly locked the vehicles from the inside, forcing the cops to call a locksmith to open the gates. In the meantime, YS Vijayamma, Sharmila's mother, departed her Hyderabad home to see Sharmila. After a fight broke out between members of the YSRTP and the ruling Bharata Rashtra Samithi in Warangal on Monday, Sharmila was briefly arrested.
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