BRS demands Union minister's removal over son's POCSO case arrest

Bandi Sanjay Kumar K T Rama Rao Bageerath

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BRS leader K T Rama Rao demanded Union minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar's removal from the cabinet following his son Bageerath's arrest in a POCSO case, citing potential influence on the investigation.
The Telangana high court refused interim protection to Bageerath, who was arrested and remanded to judicial custody.

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BRS leader K T Rama Rao demanded Union minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar's removal from the cabinet following his son Bageerath's arrest in a POCSO case, citing potential influence on the investigation. The Telangana high court refused interim protection to Bageerath, who was arrested and remanded to judicial custody.

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