Former MP Gorantala Madhav and a TV channel booked for revealing names of rape victims
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Former MP Gorantala Madhav and a TV channel booked for revealing names of rape victims
The NTR Commissionerate police registered a case against former MP K. Gorantla Madhav, and a private television channel for revealing the names of the rape victims.
Following a complaint lodged by former Mahila Commission Chairperson Vasireddy Padma, alleging that Mr. Madhav divulged the names of six rape victims in Andhra Pradesh, of whom two were minors, while speaking to a private television channel, the police registered a case.
Ms. Padma met Police Commissioner S.V. Rajashekar Babu and lodged a complaint on Saturday.
The TV channel had aired the voice of the MP which was uploaded on social media, Ms. Padma alleged.
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