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Won't Offer Statement To AP Police: YS Jagan
By: Tupaki Desk | 26 Oct 2018 1:27 PM GMT
YS Jaganmohan Reddy refused to offer his statement to AP Police over the murder attempt against him at the Visakhapatnam Airport Lounge.
Visakha Special Investigation Team (SIT) which was assigned the task of investigation the sensational case visited the Hyderabad's City Neuro Hospital where Jagan was undergoing treatment. However, YCP Chief showed his reluctance to record his statement in the presence of Visakha SIT citing the lack of trust he have on AP Police operating as per the orders of TDP Government.
YS Jagan offered to give his statement if some other Investigation Agency approaches him. He also claimed to be having no issues what-so-ever if Telangana Police approach him to record the statement.
Altogether, Jagan received 8 stitches on his shoulder. He was offered pain killers on Thursday night due to the severe discomfort he faced. On Friday, Jagan was discharged from the hospital but he was advised rest until the stitches were removed. He will have to comeback to the hospital again for undergoing few tests.
Visakha Special Investigation Team (SIT) which was assigned the task of investigation the sensational case visited the Hyderabad's City Neuro Hospital where Jagan was undergoing treatment. However, YCP Chief showed his reluctance to record his statement in the presence of Visakha SIT citing the lack of trust he have on AP Police operating as per the orders of TDP Government.
YS Jagan offered to give his statement if some other Investigation Agency approaches him. He also claimed to be having no issues what-so-ever if Telangana Police approach him to record the statement.
Altogether, Jagan received 8 stitches on his shoulder. He was offered pain killers on Thursday night due to the severe discomfort he faced. On Friday, Jagan was discharged from the hospital but he was advised rest until the stitches were removed. He will have to comeback to the hospital again for undergoing few tests.
