In Vijayawada, Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan expressed his displeasure over the actions of the police following a recent road accident in Tuni, where two students tragically lost their lives. The parents of the deceased students met with Kalyan at his camp office in Mangalagiri, sharing their grievances about the mistreatment they faced when they attempted to file a complaint at the police station. Kalyan noted that the police’s negligent attitude was tarnishing the reputation of the NDA coalition government.
The incident involved a student who was declared brain dead, and despite the rude treatment from the police, the family chose to donate the student’s organs. However, the police have yet to register a case against the driver responsible for the accident. Pawan Kalyan expressed his regret over the mishandling of the situation, stating that he was personally sorry for how the police handled the matter.
In a gesture of support, Pawan Kalyan provided Rs 2 lakh each to the families of the deceased students through the Pawan Kalyan Learning Centre for Human Excellence. His actions were seen as an attempt to console the grieving families while also addressing the shortcomings in the police’s response to the tragedy.
Kalyan’s statement and actions highlight his commitment to addressing police accountability and supporting the victims of accidents, particularly when they have been wronged by the authorities. Further details on the incident are awaited as investigations continue.
