Vikramaditya Motwane blasts Sandeep Vanga over Hyderabad case, uses Kabir Singh reference

After Sona Mohapatra, director Vikramaditya Motwane slammed filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga over his comment on Hyderabad's horrific rape and murder case. "FEAR is only factor which can change things radically in a society and FEAR should be new rule. Brutal sentence will set an example. w every girl in country needs a firm guarantee. I request @warangalpolice to come into wrote on his Twitter handle. Responding to him, Vikramaditya Motwane used Kabir Singh reference and slammed Vanga.

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"Will that FEAR stop m from slapping her?," wrote Motwane. For those unaware, in a recent interview with a portal, Vanga had termed criticism for film as ‘pseudo’ and ‘bizarre’. He n said that if lovers don’t have liberty to slap each or, re was emotion of love. 

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Police confirm gangrape

Addressing press on Friday evening, Cyberabad Police provided details of horrific murder of 27-year old doctor from Hyderabad. Confirming that doctor was gang-raped,  Cyberabad Police said that it was pre-planned. Cyberabad Police also confirmed that four accused have been arrested and that y will refer case to fast track courts for speedy justice. On charges by NCW and victim's family that Police did t register a complaint on time and allegedly said that girl might have eloped, Police said investigation on same is on. 

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Police said: "Four people saw victim parking her vehicle near toll plaza at 6 PM on 27 v, and while consuming alcohol y discussed lady and had hatched a plan to commit crime." Police added that four accused has been arrested. "Based on confession of accused and evidence collected, it is revealed that following four persons were involved in crime: Mohammed Areed, Jollu Shiva, Jollu Naveen, Chintakunta Chennakeshavulu."

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