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Sangh Samachar RSS Pracharak arrested on false charge in Warangal

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RSS Pracharak arrested on false charge in Warangal

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Following the killing of two Christian missionaries in the outskirts of Hyderabad, the local police arrested RSS Vibhag Pracharak in Warangal. The Christian missionaries, Daniel and Issac Raju, went missing and after a few days their bodies were discovered in gunny bags. Following the incident, the district police raided the RSS Karyalaya Vivekananda Yoga Nilayam in Warangal and arrested the Vibhag Pracharak Shri Donuru Ramu and other inmates of the Karyalaya. Shri Wanaparthi Mallaiah, BJP President of Narsampet Mandal, was beaten up by the police. It happened because Issac Raju'sson Prasad told reporters that he suspected the involvement of an outfit known as Anti-Christian Forum, functioning in Warangal district. Without any proper investigation, the police raided the RSS Karyalaya. Shri Donuru Ramu and all others were later released in the morning. Shri T.V. Deshmukh, Pranta Sanghachalak has condemned the heinous murder of the missionaries and also the arrests of RSS workers. In his statement, he said that RSS was not interested in killing or kidnapping, as murders and kidnapping were not part of the RSS culture. He asked the government to locate the real culprits behind the incident and punish them to prevent the destructive forces from indulging in nefarious activities. The RSS and BJP activists organised a dharna before the District Collector'soffice and presented a memorandum to the Collector. Meanwhile, the Home Minister of Andhra Pradesh, K. Jana Reddy, has reportedly directed the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe into the murder of Daniel and Issac Raju. According to sources, the police is investigating the involvement of Deendar Anjuman, a terrorist outfit, in the killing of the Christian missionaries.

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