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He died during treatment at a private hospital in Khammam early Wednesday morning. It should be noted that before attempting suicide on Sunday, the farmer recorded a selfie video accusing Jatoth Veeranna, a farmer and former Naxal, of trying to encroach on his agricultural land.
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According to reports, armed with sticks and other weapons, a group of persons entered into an argument with Kollampally, a farmer in his fields at Katavaram
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The deceased M Narsimha Rao (27) while switching on an irrigation pump set at the bore well suffered electric shock and died on the spot.
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The farmer, Veeramalla Nagaraju who was eagerly waiting for the loan waiver message from the bank received a link sent to him in the name of the Union Bank with a request to update his credentials.
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Chennur Inspector K Ravinder said that the fertilizer bags being transported in the four vehicles were seized when the farmers failed to show relevant receipts when police intercepted the vehicles.
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Mokiri Mallaiah and Jella Mallaiah attacked each other over the dispute at their agriculture field, with Jella Mallaiah sustaining serious injuries in the attack.
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A farmer M Seethaiah of Banapuram village in Mudigonda mandal consumed pesticide over a land dispute and was rushed to a private hospital in Khammam.
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Farmer Pachipala Bhadraiah, consumes pesticide in his agriculture land at Alia thanda in Singareni mandal, amidst allegations of encroachment upon his one and half acre land.
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A rope and an empty bottle of beer was found near the victim's body.
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The 55-year-old farmer said there were some wrong entries in the records and he was roaming around the Tahsildar office for a correction in the records.
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The victim was Ragula Ashok (47). He was found dead with a head injury suspected to have been inflicted with a sharp weapon.
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Unable to clear the debts, he reportedly took an extreme step. Balaraj was survived by two daughters, a son, and his wife.
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According to police, Thoparapu Nadipi Bheemaiah (68) had set fire to paddy stubble in his fields and fell unconscious due to suffocation as the smoke spread over the area.
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He was sowing fishtail palm seeds at the time of the incident. Some neighboring farmers noticed his body and informed his family members about the mishap.
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Parameshwar and his wife also had serious issues amid this financial crisis when she left him for her parent's home a few days ago.
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Under BRS rule, agriculture sector witnessed major transformation in State
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The accused was said to have demanded Rs 50, 000 from the farmer, K Ram Babu to issue Pattadar passbook for his agriculture land.
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Sandeep, who was waiting for his turn for almost one month, took this decision after being frustrated with the officials not even weighing his paddy.
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Yesaiah, who had taken half an acre on lease for farming, was also trying to make ends meet by buying and selling scrap by roaming around in the villages.
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The family members informed the police about the incident who shifted his body to government hospital for postmortem.