The mystery over death of beautician Sirisha and Kukunoorpally SI Prabhakar Reddy is only growing bigger with every passing day. While the family members of Sirisha defend her by saying ‘she did not go to SI quarters on that day, as said by policemen’, Kukunoorpally villagers have staged a dharna outside the police station.

Sirisha’s family members and villagers further alleged that policemen are misguiding the investigation, and they posed a suspicion over injuries on her body. Also, her uncle questioned officials to put out the CCTV footage of Sirisha to prove that she had been police quarters on that day.

Since the WhatsApp location shared by Sirisha is not exactly police quarters, they pose a serious suspicion that she was harshly assaulted and assassinated at a resort near to Hyderabad. Moreover, their family members pointed out that investigation officers are wrongly notifying to media, people and misguiding the case.

Considering the demand from family members and villagers for detailed probe against the men involved, officials are expected to bring a quick-end to this case. The situation is indirectly forcing police slueths to wrap the enquiry swiftly and come up with their investigation results.

The Telugu Desam Party has upped the ante against the sacked Brahmin Welfare Corporation chairman and the former Chief Secretary IYR Krishna Rao. Narasaraopet MP Rayapati Sambasiva Rao has leveled serious allegations against Krishna Rao. He alleged that Krishna Rao had even opposed the setting up of capital region in Guntur’s Amaravati as he has bought land worth 1000s of Crores in Donakonda of Prakasam district.

Rayapati had claimed that Krishna Rao had written a letter to Union Home Ministry to set up capital in Donakonda of Prakasam district. Rayapati said that he had then complained the matter to AP CM Chandrababu Naidu.

Krishna Rao was recently sacked from the post of Brahmin Welfare Corporation chairman after he reportedly criticised the TDP government on social media platforms. The state government has taken the issue seriously as he had made those remarks when he was in the official post nominated by the same government.

Belonging to the 1979 batch of Indian Administrative Service, Krishna Rao retired as the Chief Secretary of Andhra Pradesh State. Even though he was retired, the state government nominated him with a post and hence Naidu is said to be upset with Krishna Rao’s behaviour and ingratitude.

This apart, what has made Naidu more angry is Krishna Rao’s closeness with YSR Congress party leaders, MLAs with whom he is meeting often and talking their language against the state govt. These said to had resulted in the axing of IYR.

Meanwhile, IYR is yet to revert to the allegations made by Rayapati.

Telangana Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister K Srihari warned of stringent action against teachers and officials who carry cell phones in government schools in the state.

The minister said several complaints were received that teachers were using smart phones in class rooms during school hours and created nuisance in teaching the students. This growing menace also impacted the results in the public exams, he observed.

Srihari said his department also received complaints that teachers were neglecting their duties in many government schools. As a result, drop out rates also increased in the recent times. Government is framing strict rules to run the schools without any hassles in the future.

Days after the Trump-led administration approved harsher vetting process for work visas to United States, the tech advisory council of the nation sat up with him to discuss on various agendas including work visas, climate change and immigration.

Led by Jared Kushner, Trump’s senior advisor and son-in-law, the meeting was attended by 18 chief executives at White House. While discussing on how to ensure that work visas are approved to highly skilled and highest-paid workers, as decided earlier, President Donald Trump responded very positively saying and agreed to fact that immigration issues are adversely affecting the staffing in tech companies.

Among the 18 CEOs who were present at the meeting -Satya Nadella of Microsoft, Ajay Banga of MasterCard and Shantanu Narayen of Adobe Systems were Indians. Others include- Jeff Bezos (Amazon), Tim Cook (Apple), Ginni Rometty(IBM) and Brian Krzanich (Intel).

On other hand, Trump cracked a funny joke at tech bosses’ saying – ‘we have USD3.5 million market value in this room, and since my election, wealth created though stock market boom is almost same. And I think we have beaten you by a little bit.’