He stated that the policemen discharged duties to ensure farmers buy the cotton seeds by forming a queue line. He added that no worrying situation prevailed at the time of purchasing the seeds in Adilabad.
In a statement, he demanded an apology from the State government for incident. He also called for swift action against the police officers involved in the violence against the farmers.
Police crack the whip against small-time agents and sellers by seizing the seeds while being transported from one place to another. But they are drawing flak for failing to detect the masterminds and for not being able to root out the menace.
Women Police Station Inspector G Srinivas, in a statement, said a case was registered against Abdul Ateeq under the Section 4 of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act 2019.
A large number of BJP workers tried to gather at Adilabad II Town station demanding the arrest of the assailants who allegedly attempted to eliminate Kranthi using swords and iron rods when he was home in the afternoon on Wednesday.
Electors from all walks of life formed serpentine queue lines from early morning and exercised their franchise. Adilabad Lok Sabha segment saw 13.22 percent of voting by 9 am, according to information provided by officials.
A total of 2,200 polling stations including 87 auxiliary polling stations meant for avoiding inconvenience to voters in remote areas were created in the seven constituencies.
It has been seen in the recent past how welfare schemes or freebies targeted at women have influenced election results, and hence the saffron party has asked its cadres to extensively focus on women voters