Anand Sai Son Sandeep Arrested In Raidurg En 230400c1
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Art director and TTD Board Member Anand Sai s son Sandeep has been arrested by the Raidurg police in connection with a hit-and-run case in Hyderabad.
Art director and TTD Board Member Anand Sai’s son Sandeep has been arrested by the Raidurg police in connection with a hit-and-run case in Hyderabad. The incident reportedly turned fatal, with one person losing his life and another sustaining serious injuries.
According to the reports, the accident occurred on the main road from the ORR rotary towards Khajaguda village. Sandeep was allegedly driving an Innova when the vehicle hit Nandulal, who was walking along the road. Nandulal reportedly died on the spot. Another student had been shifted to a hospital for treatment.
The case is being treated as a hit-and-run, with reports stating that Sandeep allegedly did not stop after the initial collision. Raidurg police subsequently registered a case and arrested him. The circumstances surrounding the accident and the subsequent events are now part of the police investigation.
The news has drawn attention in Telugu film circles because Sandeep is the son of Anand Sai, a prominent art director who is a very close friend to Deputy CM of AP, Pawan Kalyan. Currently, investigation is going on and further details will be revealed once the police complete their investigation and officially release details.
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