It is a crime under the Congress rule to demand that crops be bought after hard work. The police are registering conspiratorial cases against the farmers who protested to buy grain
Nennela: It is a crime under the Congress rule to demand that crops be bought after hard work. The police are registering conspiratorial cases against the farmers who protested to buy grain. If we go into the details, the police have registered cases against the farmers who protested on the road demanding to buy grain on the 20th of last month in Nennela mandal of Manchiryala district. They protested with sacks of grain on the road in Gollapally, alleging that they have not been harvesting for a month and the sacks are not being moved. Revenue Inspector Sulochana and Nennela SI Ramakrishna, who reached the spot, gathered the farmers and tried to quell the agitation.
Before that, the Tehsildar also told the farmers on the phone that they would send the lorries to the farmers, so the farmers gave up their agitation. Farmers thought it was all over. But the police instead of cracking down on the farmers registered a case against the six farmers after three weeks. Chinta Purushottam, Jadi Narayana, Gaddam Tirupati Goud, Chinta Suresh, Induri Ramesh and Velpula Mogili have been booked under sections 126(2),221,292. Although Chinta Suresh is not local, the police have filed a case against him. As the police filed illegal cases against the farmers, there was widespread criticism. The leaders of BRS warned that a large-scale agitation will be held over this.
