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Man, who left suicide note to CM, traced
The Osmania University Police on Thursday traced the whereabouts of one Mallareddy and his three children in Bhongir and brought them to OU PS.
Hyderabad: The Osmania University Police on Thursday traced the whereabouts of one Mallareddy and his three children in Bhongir and brought them to OU PS. Earlier, Mallareddy wrote a letter addressed to Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao stating that he along with his three children were going to commit suicide as the VAO and VRO of Pagidipally in Peddapalli District were harassing him and delaying the transfer of his father's land on his name. He said under depression he decided to take the extreme decision.
Later, when Mallareddy's wife was unable to find him and her three children, she rushed to the OU Police station and filed a missing complaint. As the news of his missing and the letter addressed to the Chief Minister went viral on social media, the issue created further tension. Immediately, by constituting teams and by verifying the CCTV footage of different areas, the OU police succeeded in tracing them safely at Bhongir and brought them to OU police station.
