Tension in Tirupati after stones pelted at Naidu, two injured
The Hindu
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Tension prevailed in Tirupati on Monday night when some unidentified persons resorted to pelting stones at Telugu Desam Party national president N. Chandrababu Naidu while he was addressing the people from atop a campaign vehicle at the jampacked Krishnapuram Tana junction. Two TDP activists, including a woman, received minor injuries in the incident. As part of his campaign for the Tirupati Lok Sabha byelection, Mr. Naidulaunched a brief walkathon that passed through Nethaji Road, before taking part in a public meeting at Krishnapuram Tana junction around 6.45 p.m. Unidentified people reportedly started pelting stone at Mr. Naidu first and then at the people gathered there.
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