Telangana: Speeding car hits man, travels with body on the roof for 3 km

In a shocking incident, a speeding car on Monday night hit a man crossing the road on the highway in Telangana's Mahbubnagar, and travelled for three kilometres with his body on its roof.

The incident took place at around 10:00 pm when the victim who has been identified as 35-year-old Srinivasulu, a labourer, was crossing the road.

According to NDTV, Srinivasulu was hit so hard by the Chevrolet car that he was flung in the air and thrown onto the roof. However, the driver accelerated the car until the police were informed by the biker.

The car reportedly belongs to an industrialist, Rajasekhar, from Hyderabad.


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Behind The Scene: Felicitation For A Traitor?

When Venkaiah Naidu landed at Gannavaram airport, he was given a king-like welcome and taken in a massive rally to Vijayawada.

In fact, it appeared as if Venkaiah Naidu was a TDP leader as he was completely submerged in a sea of ‘yellow’. Then at Vijayawada, his own party the BJP arranged a felicitation ceremony for him and spoke lavishly of him for having got the special package to AP.

Are people in the State going mad? Here is a guy who said that we need special status for AP not for five years but for 10 years and once the elections are over, goes back shamelessly on his word.

He now says that the special package is a boon to AP. This is not a PV Sindhu who has done the nation and the Telugus proud but a man who has unhesitatingly backstabbed the Andhras for his own aggrandisement.  .

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PM Modi slams attack on dalits: 'If you want to shoot, shoot me'

 NEW DELHI: Coming down heavily on the perpetrators of violence on dalits, Prime Minister Narendra Modi + on Sunday said, "If you want to attack, attack me, not dalits. If you want to shoot, shoot me".

The Prime Minister was addressing a party meet in Hyderabad+ where he slammed the recent attacks on the dalit community and condemned the politics over the dalit issue. Attacking his political rivals, PM said, "Some people who thought that they control dalit votes could not digest the fact that people are now getting to know about BJP's good work."

Upset over the numerous incidents of such violence, the PM evoked the 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' (the entire world is a family) ideology, which is the fabric of Indian culture and said that it is a shame that we are attacking our own brothers and sisters. "We are the people who talk about 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' and if we cannot embrace our dalit brothers and sisters, the world will not forgive us," PM Modi said.


"What right do we have to ill-treat our dalit sisters and brothers," he asked in his speech which lasted for about 45 minutes. I want to tell everyone that discrimination between people is not acceptable. We must stop this," he said.
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