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UPDATED: Nov 10, 2025 11:33 IST
This special report focuses on the explosive allegations made by Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar against the AIMIM party in Hyderabad. Bandi Sanjay alleged that 'the grooming gang lures Hindu girls under the pretext of celebrations, gives them chocolates laced with drugs to create dependency and later abducts and assaults them'. Citing the case of a migrant minor girl from West Bengal, the minister accused AIMIM leaders of backing gangs that target Hindu girls in the Charminar area, using drugs to exploit them. He has urged Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to form a special task force for a detailed investigation. Comparing the situation to 'The Kerala Story,' Sanjay termed the alleged incidents 'The Hyderabad Files' and claimed the Congress-led state government is remaining silent due to pressure from its ally, the AIMIM. Both the AIMIM and the Congress party are yet to issue a formal response to these serious charges, as noted in the broadcast.
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