TDP objects to arrest of woman who made posts on social media
The Hindu
TDP Women Wing President Vangalapudi Anitha says that there was no protection for women under YSRCP rule
The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) strongly objected to the arrest of a woman for making posts on social media. In a statement on Wednesday, the TDP women wing state president Vangalapudi Anitha said that the police made the woman- Jyothisree- to sit in the police station till midnight as she made posts on social media. Ms. Anitha said that there was no protection to the women under the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) rule in the State. False cases were being slapped against the women. The police were behaving in a partisan manner. They remain silent to the objectionable posts made by the YSRCP activists against the women, Telugu Mahila and TDP leaders.
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