Date: October 18, 2024
Sajjala “I Don’t Recall” Defense in TDP Office Vandalism Case
Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy Evades Key Questions in TDP Office Vandalism Probe
In a turn of events that mirrors a famous dialogue from Jr NTR’s Adhurs, YCP leader Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy seemed to rely on an “I don’t remember” defense during his recent police investigation. The case relates to the 2021 vandalism of the TDP office in Mangalagiri, and Sajjala faced a detailed inquiry that stretched from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Sajjala’s Non-Cooperative Response Raises Eyebrows
During the investigation, Sajjala reportedly evaded numerous questions, citing a lack of recollection about the events on the day of the attack. The local police noted that Sajjala wasn’t forthcoming with details, repeatedly stating that he was unaware of the events that transpired. This has drawn comparisons to the famous line from Jr NTR, “Telidu… Gurthu Ledu… Marchipoya” (“I don’t know… I don’t remember… I forgot”), reflecting how Sajjala’s responses mirrored this evasive attitude.
Out of the 38 questions posed to him during the investigation, Sajjala is said to have answered only a few. Notably, he didn’t comply with the police request to submit his mobile phone for further scrutiny, raising concerns about his cooperation in the case.
CID Takes Over the Investigation
Given Sajjala’s unsatisfactory responses, the case has now been handed over to the CID (Criminal Investigation Department). The CID’s involvement is expected to bring more rigorous questioning and potential legal action if Sajjala continues to withhold cooperation. This marks a significant development in the investigation, as CID officers may press for evidence beyond the initial inquiries.
Sajjala was specifically asked about his whereabouts on October 19, 2021, the day the TDP office was attacked. He questioned on whether he prior knowledge of the attack and confronted with allegations of his involvement, with police reportedly having proof linking him to the incident. As the case moves forward, all eyes are on how the CID will proceed, given the YCP leader’s current stance.
Sajjala’s Possible Legal Implications
The ongoing investigation into the TDP office vandalism case has become a pivotal issue. Sajjala’s refusal to cooperate and his vague responses may lead to further legal complications. His reluctance to answer questions and hand over his mobile phone adds another layer of suspicion to the matter.
The next phase of the investigation will likely bring more focus on Sajjala’s involvement. If the CID gathers enough evidence, there could be serious legal repercussions for the YCP leader. As more developments unfold, it will be interesting to see how Sajjala navigates the investigation.
Conclusion: What’s Next for Sajjala and the Case?
With the case now in the hands of the CID, the stakes are higher for Sajjala. His “I don’t remember” approach may not be enough to sidestep serious questioning as the investigation moves forward. As proof of his involvement is reportedly in the hands of law enforcement, the coming days could be critical in determining his role in the TDP office attack.
The CID’s involvement will likely bring a sharper focus to the investigation, and Sajjala’s next moves will be crucial. If more evidence emerges, this could be a major turning point in the case.