TRS-BJP clash at Huzurabad over WhatsApp chat
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Eatala’s terms it fake and lodges complaint with police
Tempers ran high and supporters of Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) and Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) clashed at Huzurabad over a leaked WhatsApp chat where a relative of BJP leader Eatala Rajender had apparently made derogatory comments against a group of Dalits. The chat screenshots that went viral were, however, termed fake by Mr. Rajender’s relatives and supporters and they blamed the TRS leaders of creating the fake chat and circulating it on social media. A complaint was also lodged with the Huzurabad police seeking action against those responsible. The clash occurred when some Dalit organisations allegedly on behalf of the TRS were agitating for action against Mr. Rajender over the alleged fake chat. The BJP supporters on the other hand tried to burn the effigy of Chief Minister, K. Chandrashekhar Rao blaming him.
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