G.YETHIRAJULU, L.NARASIMHA REDDY, BILAL NAZKI
A. P. CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTEE – Appellant
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STATE OF A. P. – Respondent
( 1 ) PETITIONER in W. P. No. 21264 of 2004 claimed that her son Gera Kishore was killed by police officials after he surrendered to police. It appears that the deceased was shown as an accused in Cr. No. 301 of 2004 of Ongole Tq. Police Station. On 18. 8. 2004 at about 7. 30 p. m. one Garikamukkala giribabu was hacked to death. At about 8. 00 p. m. Deputy Superintendent of Police, ongole came to the house of petitioner and questioned her about the whereabouts of her son. The Deputy Superintendent of Police told her that her son was suspected of having killed Garikamukkala Giribabu. Thereupon the petitioner consulted her daughter and son-in-law and at about 9. 00 p. m. the petitioners daughter and son-in-law took kishore to Ongole Tq. police station. Sub-Inspector of Police, and Circle Inspector of police were in the police station. In the meantime Deputy Superintendent of Police also came there. The petitioners daughter and son-in-law handed over Kishore to police, whereupon the Deputy Superintendent of police promised that he would be taken to court. On the next morning the petitioner was informed by her neighbours who had seen a programme on TV that her son had
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