Police refute claims that toddler died as a consequence of cops stopping site visitors in Kalyandurg

By Express News Service

ANANTAPUR: Refuting allegations that an eight-month-old toddler died as a result of delay in taking her to the hospital as police stopped their car within the site visitors to clear the convey of the Minister KV Usha Sri Charan, in Kalyandurg on Friday, Anantapur district superintendent of police Fakeerappa Kagineli mentioned there isn’t any fact within the studies.

Speaking to the media on Saturday, Kagineli mentioned, in view of the antagonistic studies defaming the police and holding them chargeable for the demise of the eight-month-old toddler, the police officers have checked the CCTV footage to determine the information.

He mentioned the mother and father with the toddler began from Cherlopalli village close to Kairevu in Settur Mandal at 6:10 pm on the bike and had been seen at Brahmaiah Gudi Check Post close to the Minister for Women and Child Welfare KV Usha Sri Charan’s home at 6:36 pm and had entered RDT Hospital in Kalyandurg at 6:48 pm. They registered the title of the toddler in RDT OP at 6:50 pm. The toddler died at 7:18 pm they usually staged a dharna on the street at 8:15 pm.

Fakeerappa mentioned that from Cherlopalle to the RDT hospital distance is round 20 km and it took the toddler’s mother and father 38 minutes to achieve there. The street isn’t a nationwide freeway however a rural street. “If they were stopped and delayed by the police, how did they arrive at the hospital in such a short time. People should think about it,” he confused. 

Urging the individuals to not consider such fabricated studies and propaganda, the district police chief mentioned an in-depth inquiry is being performed into the incident and technical proof has been gathered. “Some elements are trying to create unrest by spreading baseless reports and people should be wary of it,” he mentioned and warned such components, resorting to mudslinging in opposition to the police division and attempting to create a regulation and order problem, of authorized motion.