The murder in Khammam, Telangana has shocked everyone. Senior CPI(M) leader and Kisan Sangham leader S. in Chintakani Mandal. There is tension in the area due to the murder of Rama Rao. According to the information, this murder took place when Rama Rao had gone for a morning walk as usual in Patarlapadu village on Friday (31 October) morning.
During the morning walk in Patarlapadu village, many unknown people attacked S. They attacked Rama Rao and took his life by strangulating him. According to the information, the happiness of his granddaughter’s marriage was going to come to Rama Rao’s house after just three days. Meanwhile, the entire family is in deep shock due to this sudden painful incident.
Police started investigating the case
Let us tell you that the police reached the spot and inspected the spot. Police teams are conducting a thorough investigation to determine the reason for the murder and the identity of the attackers. Rama Rao had held important positions in old Andhra Pradesh like CPM State Committee member, State Secretary of Kisan Sangham and Sarpanch of Patarlapadu village.
CPI leader was murdered in Malakpet a few months ago
A few months ago, a leader of the Communist Party of India was shot dead by unknown people in Malakpet. Let us tell you that Communist Party of India State Council member K. Chandu Naik also S. Like Rama Rao, he had gone out for a morning walk. Some attackers riding in a car near a park opened fire and killed him. Police had told that the deceased Chandu Naik was an accused in the murder case registered in LB Nagar police station in 2022. However, he did not lodge any complaint regarding the threat to his life.
Of. This happened just a few months after the murder of Chandu Naik, senior CPI(M) leader S. Rama Rao’s murder has created panic among the leaders. The murder of both the leaders during their morning walk has raised serious questions on the police administration.
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