The police custody of former Bapatla MP Nandigam Suresh, who is involved in the attack on the TDP office, comes to an end today. After 14 days of judicial remand, the judge granted 3 days of police custody for YSRCP leader Nandigam Suresh.
According to initial reports, Nandigam Suresh did not cooperate with the police during the investigation. It is surprising that the police did not request an extension of his custody. Guntur SP stated that Nandigam Suresh did cooperate during the investigation, and they will verify the answers he provided.
Reportedly, Suresh was unable to defend himself when police presented solid technical evidence of his involvement in the TDP office attack.The SP also mentioned that 110 individuals have been identified in connection with the attack on the TDP office. Police will summon each accused for questioning as needed.
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