KTR named in police remand report over Vikarabad collector attack in T'gana

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According to police, stones were pelted on the Vikarabad Collector's vehicle by the villagers giving slogans 'Go back'.

According to the police, Patnam Narender Reddy admitted to his role in a criminal conspiracy designed to undermine the Congress government and to further his own political interests.

Telangana Minister Ponnam Prabhakar condemned the attack on collector in Vikarabad, and said, "If people don't like government's decision, they can protest, we don't stop people from protesting.