Security stepped up at A.P. Chief Minister’s camp office
The Hindu
The move follows the intelligence inputs of possible protests against the proposal for three State capitals
: With intelligence sleuths alerting over possible protests at Chief Minister Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy’s camp office at Tadepalli, in Guntur district, opposingfor Andhra Pradesh, police stepped up security at the camp office on Saturday. Police arranged barricades on Prakasam Barrage, Katta Road (Krishna bund road) and several places in Krishna and Guntur districts. As per sources, police appealed to the residents of Tadepalli, not to provide accommodation to the new persons and strangers. Action will be taken against those who help the agitators, he warned.
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