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IT Grids CEO Ashok in Singapore?
By: Tupaki Desk | 8 March 2019 8:01 AM GMT
Has Data theft accused fled to Thailand or Singapore? Highly placed sources say that Ashok Dakavarapu, the CEO of the controversial IT firm IT Grids, which has stolen the key personal data of the citizens of Andhra Pradesh to politically benefit the ruling TDP, has readied up a plan to take the land route to Myanmar and then to go to either Thailand or Singapore.
If sources are to be believed, the moment the data theft came to light, Ashok fled to the tiny north eastern state of Mizoram. He is using the TDP's connections to a senior forest official and an IAS official operating out of Mizoram. He was under their protection and using his passport, he is planning to take the road route into Myanmar. From Sittwe in Myanmar, he would take the road route to enter into their Thailand or Singapore. This would enable him to escape the Telangana police, who are out to arrest him.
The data theft war that began between the governments of both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is promising to be a full-blown tussle for data and votes. Both the TDP and the YSRCP are accusing each other of trying to use the data to delete the names of the voters who might not vote for them. IT Grids CEO Ashok Dakavarapu is fast emerging as the kingpin of the whole racket.
If sources are to be believed, the moment the data theft came to light, Ashok fled to the tiny north eastern state of Mizoram. He is using the TDP's connections to a senior forest official and an IAS official operating out of Mizoram. He was under their protection and using his passport, he is planning to take the road route into Myanmar. From Sittwe in Myanmar, he would take the road route to enter into their Thailand or Singapore. This would enable him to escape the Telangana police, who are out to arrest him.
The data theft war that began between the governments of both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is promising to be a full-blown tussle for data and votes. Both the TDP and the YSRCP are accusing each other of trying to use the data to delete the names of the voters who might not vote for them. IT Grids CEO Ashok Dakavarapu is fast emerging as the kingpin of the whole racket.
