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Complaint against APCC chief's son

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: Former captain of Andhra Pradesh Volleyball team Ravikanth Reddy on Monday alleged that APCC president K. Keshava Rao's son Venkat attacked him when he went to the latter's house to discuss about a land deal.

He charged that Venkat and his associates beat him up severely.

Mr. Reddy later lodged a complaint with the Banjara Hills police in this regard. anjara Hills police station night duty officer Sub-Inspector Satyanarayana refused to give details of the complaint.

Banjara Hills police Inspector E. Shankar Reddy could not be reached for his comment.

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