In a tragic incident in Telangana's Jagtiyal district, a BJP leader named T. Ramna was found dead after his car fell into a canal in the Suddapalli area. Local villagers raised the alarm when they noticed a submerged car in the canal, prompting police to respond quickly. Authorities used cranes and expert divers to recover the vehicle, which had been missing for three days, underlining the community's concern and vigilance in the search for missing persons. The body was discovered inside the car, which had been reported missing at the Pegadapalli police station.

Ramna previously served as the Deputy Chairman of the Market Committee for the BRS (Bharat Rashtra Samithi) party and recently contested a sarpanch election with support from the BJP, albeit losing by a narrow margin. His demise raises questions regarding the circumstances of the accident as it was reported that police are treating the incident as suspicious. Investigators have launched an inquiry to determine whether it was a mere mishap or potentially a part of a more sinister plot.

This incident not only highlights the dangers associated with the local canals but also the political implications surrounding the unexpected death of a local political figure who was active and had been shifting loyalties between parties. As investigations unfold, the community is left grappling with grief and uncertainty about the tragic fate of their local leader, further complicating the political landscape in the region.