Raghuveera Reddy tied to a pillar!
The Hindu
‘My granddaughter did so to spend more time with me’
Former president of Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) N. Raghuveera Reddy, who has kept himself almost aloof from the active politics since the 2019 elections, has been keeping himself busy getting a temple constructed in his native village of Neelakanthapuram.
On Tuesday, he posted on his Facebook profile a photograph of him tied to a pillar in his house. Mr. Reddy’s profile has more than 60,000 followers. “Annoyed that I haven’t spent enough time with her. My granddaughter Samaira tied me up to a pillar and demanded that I should stay at home to play with her,” Mr. Reddy wrote. The Congress leader has a son and a daughter.
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