Police fire teargas at 'united' Andhra Pradesh supporters

Police today fired teargas shells to disperse a mob damaging vehicles in Madhurnagar area as part of the bandh being observed by supporters of a "united" AP.

Police fire teargas at 'united' Andhra Pradesh supporters
KURNOOL: Police today fired teargas shells to disperse a mob damaging vehicles in Madhurnagar area as part of the bandh being observed by supporters of a "united" Andhra Pradesh against the Union Cabinet's decision to create Telangana state.

Taking advantage of a power cut in the area, a group of protesters started damaging private vehicles by pelting stones and attempted to block the road, prompting police to fire a few teargas shells to disperse them, a senior police officer said.

"The situation is under control and protesters have been dispersed. Traffic has been restored," he said, adding additional forces were deployed in the area.
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