TPN , Amaravathi – In a significant turn of events in the Kadambari Jithwani case, police have identified three Indian Police Service (IPS) officers as accused. The police produced the key suspect, Kukkala Vidyasagar, before a magistrate today, alongside a remand report detailing the involvement of senior officers.
The remand report categorizes Kukkala Vidyasagar as the primary accused (A1), with IPS officers Sita Ramananjaneyulu (A2), Kranti Rana Tatha (A3), and Vishal Gunni (A4) also named as accused. Additional charges have been levied against ACP Hanumantha Rao (A5) and CI Satyanarayana (A6). Vidyasagar was remanded for 14 days, with authorities indicating that his interrogation may reveal crucial details about the case.
The court’s actions come as the case involves several non-bailable sections, posing potential legal challenges for the implicated IPS officers. Kanti Rana, one of the officers named, has already sought anticipatory bail from the High Court, which has directed that no action be taken against him until tomorrow when a verdict will be announced.
As the investigation continues, the involvement of high-ranking officials raises questions about the case’s broader implications and the integrity of the police force. The developments are closely being monitored as more information is expected to emerge in the coming days.