YSR Congress Leader in Andhra Pradesh Booked for 'Letting Loose His Dogs' at Hyderabad Cops

The Hyderabad police on Monday registered a case against leading film producer and leader of Andhra Pradesh's ruling YSR Congress Party Prasad V Potluri for allegedly letting loose his pet dogs on police officers who had gone to his residence for investigation of a complaint against him.
PVP, as Prasad is popularly known, his wife and another person were booked under Indian Penal Code's Section 353 (assault or use of criminal force to deter a public servant from discharging his duty).
The case was registered at Banjara Hills police station on a complaint by sub-inspector D Harish Reddy, who along with another officer and a home guard, had gone to PVP's house in posh Jubilee Hills.
When they tried to enter the house, five dogs came charging towards them, making them flee the place.
PVP had joined the YSRCP on the eve of 2019 elections and contested unsuccessfully as the party candidate from Vijayawada Lok Sabha seat.

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