The Government General Hospital authorities here today denied the charge of Kovvur Telugu Desam Party MLA T V Rama Rao, arrested in connection with alleged attempt to molest two Kerala girls studying in the nursing college run by him that doctors had stated that he was in good health condition out of fear of losing their jobs.
Reacting to the MLA’s charge, GGH Superintendent M B R Sarma told UNI ’’only an ecocardiogram will give the correct position.’’ ’’On his admission yesterday, necessary tests were conducted.Only after ascertaining that his health condition was stable, we gave green signal to the police to take him back to the Central jail in Rajahmundry,’’ Dr Sarma said.
Rao was shifted to the hospital here yesterday in the morning after he complained of chest pain to officials in the Rajahmundry Central prison.The Dalit TDP leader was arrested following a complaint by five female students of the TVR College of Nursing in Nidadavolu before Home Minister P Sabita Reddy in Hyderabad that Rao had allegedly tried to ’’sexually assault’’ two of them.
The girls also complained to the State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) and State Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy and Governor N D Tiwari, seeking justice be rendered to them.A case was registered against the MLA by the local police for alleged rape and murder of a girl on June 18.
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