Conman Vamsi has TDP leader's blessings
Vijayawada: According to sources, there was a TDP leader involved behind the cheating cases of the police most wanted Criminal, Narla Vamsi Krishna.
It is also learnt that the TDP leader who helped Vamsi Krishna has been a realtor and builder; and on the instructions of him and under his able guidance, Vamsi Krishna has planned for building apartments near Tadepallu, Nidamanuru and nearby areas.
Also, it is learnt that Vamsi has the support of police officials of CI rank. According to the victims, he introduced himself as the nephew of a business magnet with them.
Narla Vamsi has good dealings with the local doctors. He is blessed with the gift of gab in cheating the people, very easily. Additionally, the task has become very easy for him as he cleverly utilized the contacts he had with police and doctors.
The victims said he had sold a single flat to various people. With the experience he had of being a Bank collection agent, the entire process of producing fake documents in front of the bankers has been very easy for him. By this, he claimed loans amounting huge sum.
According to sources, he has been acting as per the instructions of the TDP leader and vanished on January 4, 2011, by dropping his car in the canal, which was purchased on loan.
Strategically, he surrendered after two years to the police, considering the fuming victims to be cool by this time. An allegation is also there on Vamsi that he made many TDP leaders Binami of his illegal properties, to safeguard them.
Vamsi has been not disclosing anything on the issue since the time he was surrendered to the police. The victims request to pay off their dues with the money he possess. Vamsi is likely to be arrested today, based on the complaints of the victims for further interrogation.
From the other side, Bonda Uma, the TDP Central in charge of the constituency demanded to disclose the name of the TDP leader behind Vamsi. He said he would fight along with the victims, till the justice is done to them.
News Posted: 23 November, 2013
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