Andhra Pradesh - Kurnool   

Boy loses way, kept under police care

Staff Reporter

Locals pick up the crying boy and bring him to the grievance cell

KEEPING TRACK: District Revenue Officer Ramaswamy inquiring from Sivaji who lost his way at Kurnool on Monday.

KURNOOL: A four-year-old boy, who identified himself as Sivaji, was produced before District Revenue Officer Ramaswamy here on Monday.

The boy got lost in the crowd when he was with her mother on Sunday. A few locals picked up the crying boy and brought him to the grievance cell, which is conducted every Monday by the revenue authorities.

Mr. Ramaswamy handed over the boy to III Town police station with instructions to restore the boy to the parents. The boy was able to recollect that their house was close to a railway gate.

Shepherds stage dharna

Members of shepherd community staged dharna at collectorate here on Monday demanding action against those responsible for the death of Narasimhulu at Sudireddypalli near here recently.

The leaders of the community and the BC front took part in the dharna. They urged the Government to identify the grazing lands for the sheep and security for the sheep.

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