👰♀️🚗 Until then, the family was immersed in the wedding ceremony. The family was plunged into deep grief when a man with old grudges attacked the wedding party with a car.
🚗👰♀️ Keeping in mind old factions, an incident where a young man tried to kill family members and relatives belonging to the enemy group by hitting them with a car took place in Reddypally village of Chegunta mandal on Thursday night.
🔴 In this incident, one young woman died and four others were seriously injured. Uppu Venkati, a resident of Vaddera Colony in Reddypalli village, celebrated his daughter Suvarna's wedding in the presence of relatives in the village.
🎉 After the marriage, a huge barat was held with the relatives in Vaddera Colony and Suvarna was sent to the mother-in-law's house with joy. After that, the relatives along with the family members walked home from the outskirts of the village. But the wedding party was shocked when a man named Uppu Narender, who came with a car behind them at breakneck speed, ran over them.
💔💐 Five members of the team were seriously injured. After giving them first aid, they were rushed to Hyderabad in an ambulance. A young woman named Uppa Ramya (18) died on Thursday night while undergoing treatment. In this incident, among the other four injured, the condition of a two-year-old girl is also critical.
👥 It is known that there has been a land dispute between the Narendra family who is the local BJP leader and the Uppu Venkati family for the past few years. In this background, locals say that Upender attacked Venkati's family with a car in a fit of rage.
🚔 Along with Uppu Ramya, Uppu Durgayya, Sampangi Yadagiri, Uppu Sujata and a two-year-old girl named Babboo. On learning about the matter, the Chegunta police reached the spot of the incident, investigated and registered a case. It is known that the police have taken Narender into their custody. This incident filled the house where the marriage took place. In this incident, the vehicle of the person traveling on the same road was also destroyed 🚗💔
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