Hyderabad; Assistant labour commissioner reported missing
Hyderabad: An Assistant Commissioner of Labour (ACL) working in Khammam district of Telangana has reportedly gone missing even as media reports claimed he was found killed in a forest area of Jayashankar Bhupalpally district over a financial matter.
However, a senior police official said on Tuesday that it (killing) is not yet confirmed.
The official said based on a complaint filed by Anand Reddy's brother on March 8 a case of missing was registered and four special teams were working on it and some suspects were being examined.
"His (Anand's) brother, a Forest Beat Officer, filed the complaint on March 8 with the police stating that since March 7 his brother has been missing, so case of missing was registered and investigation taken up and four special parties were formed to trace him out," Warangal Police Commissioner V Ravinder told PTI over phone.
"We are examining a few suspects and that (process) is underway. Once the details are confirmed then we will let the media know," he said.
Asked on media reports that the Labour official was found murdered, the senior police official clarified saying, "unless we see and find the body we cannot confirm".
"Teams have already gone to suspected places.
Once we will unravel everything we will inform the matter to the media," he said.
Meanwhile, a relative of Anand Reddy told TV channels that he (Anand) had informed him that one Pradeep Reddy owed him around Rs 70 lakh - Rs 80 lakh and Pradeep had asked Anand to come to Bhupalpally and he went there.
"Anand said Pradeep had told him he will hand over the amount or will show a plot," the relative said adding however, later Anand's phone was found switched off and the whereabouts of Pradeep were also not known.
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Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw visits BEML unit in Bengaluru
Bengaluru (PTI): Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday visited the BEML unit in Bengaluru and reviewed the progress of activities there.
Vaishnaw, who is the Minister for Railways, Electronics and Information Technology, as well as Information and Broadcasting, also held discussions with the senior officials and staff of BEML, PIB Karnataka said in a post on 'X'.
The Minister inspected the railway coaches being manufactured and received information from the officials regarding the progress of the work, it added.
