After fed up with intervening into their privacies and for not meeting their demands, #JusticeForDisha’s family members locked politicians, police and media out of their colony in Shamshabad on Sunday. Those who came to console the family have been disregarded and asked them to not come from here on.
The family had colony’s fellow residents in support and the local crowd were irked with the repeated attempts of VIPs trying to offer sympathies and condolences. The residents also put up a placard that read “No entry for media, politicians and police.” The family locked its house from the outside. Disha’s parents gave a statement that they are least interested in getting sympathy and consoling talks with any VIPs. All they want is only justice, they said.
Right now, the family is vexed over the police for not taking timely action for their daughter on November 27 and all they need is to comprehend their agony and leave them alone. Many VIPs came to pay a visit including Governor Tamilsai Soundarajan and Union minister G. Kishan Reddy.
On Sunday, CPI state secretary Chada Venkat Reddy and CPM leader J. Ranga Reddy was stopped by locking the gates. Only Congress MP Revanth Reddy and Union minister Sanjeev Kumar Balyan accompanied by TRS MP Ranjith Reddy were allowed in.
Also, questions are raising among colony members on why Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not yet tweeted on the incident, who is surprisingly active on social media. Former CPI(M) MLA J Ranga Reddy and his party workers were also stopped by the residents and asked to go back. Yet, the MLA and his colleagues squatted at the gates some time, expressing support for the family.
