Hyderabad, July 13:
Political tensions flared up in Malkajgiri after a group of *Jagruthi organization workers allegedly attacked the office of journalist-turned-activist Teenmaar Mallanna. The incident led to injuries to multiple individuals, including Mallanna himself, who sustained *minor injuries in the assault.
The situation turned chaotic as protestors stormed the premises and clashed with Mallanna’s supporters. The injured were immediately shifted to a nearby hospital for treatment. Medical sources have confirmed that most of the injuries are not life-threatening.
Heavy Police Deployment at Teenmaar Mallanna’s Office
Following the violence, Malkajgiri ACP Chakrapani and Medipally Inspector Govind Reddy rushed to the scene and supervised the situation. Authorities deployed a heavy police force in the area to prevent further escalation.
To ensure law and order, a tight security cordon has been established around Teenmaar Mallanna’s office, with surveillance teams monitoring the premises closely. Tension still lingers in the locality, and police have urged the public to remain calm.
Clues Team Arrives for Forensic Investigation
Soon after the attack, forensic experts from the Clues Team arrived at the scene to collect evidence. Investigators are examining CCTV footage and other material to identify those involved and understand the motive behind the attack.
So far, no official statement has been issued by either Mallanna or Jagruthi representatives, but sources indicate that the clash may be politically motivated. The police are expected to file cases once the initial inquiry is complete.
Key Highlights
- Jagruthi workers attacked Teenmaar Mallanna’s office in Malkajgiri.
- Teenmaar Mallanna sustained minor injuries during the incident.
- Multiple people were injured and taken to hospital for treatment.
- Heavy police deployment at the office to control the situation.
- ACP Chakrapani and Inspector Govind Reddy monitored the area.
- Forensic Clues Team arrived at the scene for investigation.
- Police reviewing CCTV footage; probe underway.