Vijayawada police has initiated acting against wrongful confinement and torture of Mumbai actress Kadambari Jatwani, during YCP regime, just ahead of recent polls. In the first step soon after registering a case the then ACP Hanumantha Rao, who worked in Vijayawada, and the then Ibrahimpatnam CI M. Satyanarayana were suspended by the police officials.
Now police sources revealed that the stage is also set ready to take action against senior IPS officers, the then intelligence chief PSR Anjaneyulu, Vijayawada police commissioner Kantirana Tata and DCP Vishal Gunni, who acted as perpetrators in this case. In a day or two, the state government is likely to act against these three IPS officials.
These actions are being initiated soon after registering a case at the Ibrahimpatnam police station after receiving a formal complaint from Kadambari Jethwani on Friday evening. She complained against YCP leader Kukkala Vidyasagar, besides these three police officials.
She claimed that she was illegally confined after registering a false case against her with forged documents. All of them were accused of colluding and acting illegally. She went to Ibrahimpatnam station under Vijayawada Commissionerate along with her lawyers PVG Umesh Chandra and Pal on Friday night.
She handed over her complaint to CI Chandrasekhar. She was accompanied by her father Narendra Kumar Jatwani and mother Asha Jatwani. She explained how the police misbehaved with her by illegally detaining in a guest house and how they interrogated her even in the middle of the night.
She expressed their grief that her family had to stay in Vijayawada jail for 42 days even though they had done nothing wrong. In the complaint, actress Kadambari sought that the IPS officers responsible for this to register a case against Vidyasagar and take action.
Ibrahimpatnam CI Chandrasekhar responded to this and told her that they will take legal advice on the complaint and register a case. Advocate Umeshchandra said that they have filed a complaint with the SHO as per the rules and they have faith in the government and the police.
