Bhuma akhila priya

Former minister Bhuma Akhila Priya arrested by Nandyal police over attack on A.V. Subba Reddy She was taken into custody on the morning of May 17 and taken to the government hospital for a medical check-up; to be produced in the court in the evening May 17, 2023 06:25 pm | Updated 08:23 pm IST - NANDYAL The Nandyal police on May 17 (Wednesday) arrested Telugu Desam Party leader and former Minister Bhuma Akhila Priya for her alleged involvement in the attack on former Andhra Pradesh Minor Irrigation Corporation (APMIC) Chairman A.V. Subba Reddy on Tuesday. She will be produced in the court in the evening, said the police. Nandyal Deputy Superintendent of Police C. Maheswara Reddy told The Hindu that Ms. Akhila Priya was taken into custody in the morning and interrogated about her involvement in the clashes between her supporters and those of Mr. Subba Reddy that took place at Kothapalli in Nandyal mandal on Tuesday night. She was arrested and taken to the government hospital for a medical check-up before producing in court. Reportedly, on Tuesday, the supporters of both the TDP leaders clashed at Kothapalli, where they gathered to welcome TDP national general secretary N. Lokesh’s Yuvagalam walkathon into the district. During the clash, Mr. Subba Reddy was injured and collapsed on the road. He was shifted to the government hospital in Nandyal and is still under treatment. The police registered a case against Ms. Akhila Priya under Sections 324, 307, 120B, and 34 of the Indi...

Former Andhra Pradesh Tourism Minister Bhuma Akhila Priya, the main accused in the kidnapping of three businessmen in Hyderabad, was sent back to jail after her three-day police custody ended on Thursday. Police produced her before a magistrate at his residence after medical examination at the Primary Health Centre in Begumpet and also at Gandhi Hospital. Various tests, including for COVID-19, were conducted at the two facilities. The Telugu Desam Party leader was subsequently shifted back to Chanchalguda Jail in Hyderabad. Her fresh bail petition is likely to come up for hearing on Saturday. Meanwhile, police are understood to have gathered key information from Akhila Priya about the kidnapping. She denied involvement in the case but the investigators placed before her the evidence gathered so far. Businessman Praveen Rao and his two brothers were kidnapped from their residence in Bowenpally by a group of 10 persons, who posed as income tax officials. The trio were let off by the accused early on January 6. Hours later, police arrested Akhila Priya from her residence at Kukatpally. Another accused, AV Subba Reddy was arrested the same day. Police on Monday arrested three more accused. According to police, the incident is linked to a dispute over 25 acres of land at Hafeezpet in Hyderabad. Praveen Rao had reportedly purchased the land in 2016 from Subba Reddy, a close aide of Bhuma Nagi Reddy, a former MP. After Nagi Reddy's death in 2017, his daughter Akhila Priya approac...

Telugu Desam Party leader and former Andhra Pradesh Tourism Minister Bhuma Akhila Priya was arrested by Hyderabad Police for the abduction of the three brothers over a land dispute. The other accused are Bhuma Akhila Priya's husband Bhargav Ram and AV Subba Reddy. Bhuma Akhila Priya was named as A-1 in the case and has been remanded to 14-day judicial custody. She was then shifted to Chanchalguda Central Prison. She reportedly suffered fits and fainted in the prison. Akhila Priya’s lawyer moved a bail petition in the Secunderabad court stating that her client was pregnant and suffering from health issues. The court asked the police to file a counter and deferred the hearing to Friday. The jail authorities said that the medical staff attended Bhuma Akhila Priya and now the health condition has been improved. She was being monitored by the medical staff from time to time. The staff at the jail made Akhila Priya eat some sambar rice. The officials said that she became weak as she didn't eat anything after coming to the jail. It is said that Subba Reddy along with Bhuma Akhila Priya and Bhargava Ram, hatched the plot and had kidnapped the victims, Praveen Rao and his brothers Sunil Rao and Naveen Rao, who are believed to be relatives of Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao over a 25 acre land dispute.

The Kurnool district court on Wednesday granted bail to former Minister and Telugu Desam Party leader Bhuma Akhila Priya in a case relating to an attack on TDP leader A.V. Subba Reddy during his Yuva Galam padayatra on May 16. The court dismissed the petition of the police seeking custody of Ms. Akhila Priya. TDP workers celebrated the court’s orders and arranged for a rally to escort the former Minister home from the jail. On May 16, Ms. Akhila Priya and Mr. Subba Reddy reportedly got into a heated argument, after which the former’s supporters reportedly mobbed Mr. Subba Reddy. He reportedly suffered slight injuries in the melee, after which the police registered criminal cases against Ms. Akhila Priya and her supporters. The Nandyal court had remanded Ms. Akhila Priya to the women’s prison in Kurnool, and had later rejected her bail plea. Following this development, Ms. Akhila Priya’s lawyers filed a petition in the Kurnool court seeking bail, citing that she had a seven-month-old son to look after. Comments Comments have to be in English, and in full sentences. They cannot be abusive or personal. Please abide by our We have migrated to a new commenting platform. If you are already a registered user of The Hindu and logged in, you may continue to engage with our articles. If you do not have an account please register and login to post comments. Users can access their older comments by logging into their accounts on Vuukle.

TIRUPATI: High tension gripped Nandyal district in Andhra Pradesh after the district police wing placed former Telugu Desam party minister Bhuma Akhila Priya under house arrest at Allagadda on Saturday morning. Following a series of accusations and counter accusations, Bhuma Akhila Priya said she had all the evidence to prove her accusations about the illegal activities of Allagadda YSRC legislator Shilpa Ravichandra Kishore Reddy and she dared him for a face-off at the Gandhi Chowk junction at Nandyal on Saturday. The district police wing who sensed the situation could lead to a law and order problem, served notices and placed Bhuma Akhila Priya under house arrest. Telugu Desam party activists and Bhuma Akhila Priya's followers staged protests, denouncing the police action against their leader.

The kidnapping drama started on Tuesday night when some 10 to 15 assailants took away the three men from their house at Manovikasnagar in Bowenpally after posing as I-T sleuths and policemen, said Hyderabad police commissioner Anjani Kumar. The victims included former national badminton player K Praveen along with Naveen and Sunil. After the family approached the police, a massive manhunt was launched to rescue the three men. Fearing that they would be caught, the abductors abandoned the trio at Narsingi in the early hours of Wednesday. After an initial probe, Hyderabad police picked up Akhila Priya from her house in Kukatpally. She is the daughter of Allagadda strongman, the late Bhuma Nagi Reddy, and former minister Shobha. One kidnapper was in khaki, say cops Late in the evening, prime accused A V Subba Reddy, aone-time associate of Akhila Priya, was picked up from Ayyappa Society in Madhapur even as he was talking to reporters and denying any involvement in the kidnapping. Anjani Kumar said that the at around 7.20 pm on Tuesday showing fake ID cards and a search warrant, the kidnappers summoned the brothers into the living room of the house and ushered other family members into a bedroom. One of the kidnappers was in a police uniform to make the family believe that it was a genuine raid. Two assailants stood guard at the bedroom door, which was bolted from outside and cell phones of the family members were also taken away. About half-an-hour later, the assailants left ...

Is Bhuma Akhila Priya, the former minister and TDP in-charge for Allagadda, jeopardizing her political career? The answer appears to be yes. Chandrababu Naidu has grown increasingly impatient with Akhila Priya. Her involvement in politics, as seen during Lokesh's recent padayatra entry in Nandyala, has drawn severe criticism. Eventually, Akhila Priya was arrested yesterday at 7:30 in the morning in connection with the attack on TDP senior leader AV Subba Reddy. The attack on a leader of her own party, who is often regarded as the soulmate of her late father Bhuma Nagi Reddy's legacy, has caused a major uproar. Reports suggest that Akhila Priya's husband, Bhargavram, had orchestrated a plot to assassinate AV Subbareddy, which was foiled by the Kadapa police. Subsequently, a case was registered against Akhila Priya's husband and his friend, Guntur Seenu. During the investigation, it was revealed that the accused had multiple phone conversations with Akhila Priya. Click here to know more:

Bhuma Akhila Priya Minister for Tourism and Culture, In office 2017–2019 Succeeded by Andhra Pradesh In office 2014–2019 Chief Minister Preceded by Succeeded by Gangula Brijendra Reddy (Gangula Nani) Constituency Personal details Born ( 1987-04-02)April 2, 1987 Political party ( 2016 –present) Other political affiliations ( until 2016) Bhuma Akhila Priya is an Early life [ ] Akhila Priya was born on 2 April 1987 Political career [ ] In 2014, she won as an Later in 2016, she joined Minister for Tourism, Telugu Language and Culture under the Telugu Desam Party government. Personal life [ ] In 2018, she married industrialist Bharghava Ram. References [ ] • India, The Hans (2017-04-03). www.thehansindia.com . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • Arikatla, Venkat (2022-10-12). greatandhra.com . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • Sreenivasulu, D. (2014-04-24). The Hindu. . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • Staff Reporter (2019-04-04). The Hindu. . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • NDTV.com . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • Telugu360 (2017-03-13). Telugu360.com . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • The New Indian Express . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • The New Indian Express . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • www.thehindubusinessline.com. 2017-06-14 . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • Staff Reporter (2019-05-25). The Hindu. . Retrieved 2022-10-27. • The New Indian Express . Retrieved 2022-10-27.