T Lokeswara Reddy questions Andhra Pradesh police's action
Referring to the activities of IT Grids, Mr Reddy asked how data could be given to a private company and stored in another company.
Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh police on Sunday tried to whisk away T. Lokeswara Reddy, who had lodged a police complaint about infotech company IT Grids Pvt Ltd, which reportedly stole confidential data of AP voters through its app, Sevamitra, to benefit the Telugu Desam.
Speaking to mediapersons, Mr Reddy said: “The security informed me that some unidentified persons were attempting to enter the premises and I told him to stop them. Within minutes, they came inside and started abusing me. They asked why I had lodged a complaint and informed the Telangana police. “They were in my house for half an hour. I asked the Cyberabad police commissioner to provide me security as there is a threat to my life. “How can the AP government do such things? Are we living in a democracy?
Referring to the activities of IT Grids, Mr Reddy asked how data could be given to a private company and stored in another company.
“This is happening for the last one-and-a-half years. Lakhs of voters” names have been deleted. The police has to probe how the data is with a private company,” he said. YSR Congress legal cell president P. Sudhakar Reddy alleged that AP Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Nara Lokesh “have employed 5,000 persons to collect classified information, which only the Election Commission should have, identify voters who are against the Telugu Desam and delete their voter details.”
Cyberabad police commissioner V.C. Sajjanar said, “We had information that the AP police was here. They went to Madhapur police stating that a missing case had been registered at Guntur.”
about an employee of IT Grids India Pvt Ltd. They did not inform the KPHB police about Sunday’s incident.”