Reports Trace Missing Hours in Pastor Praveen Kumar’s Death Investigation
In the suspicious death case of Pastor Pagadala Praveen Kumar, which caused widespread sensation, reports indicate that critical details are gradually coming to light. According to the reports, the previously unclear three-hour period in Vijayawada, before Praveen Kumar reached Rajahmundry, has now been accounted for.
The reports state that Praveen Kumar made a stop in Vijayawada on his way to Rajahmundry, raising several doubts. In an effort to trace his movements, police reportedly collected and analyzed CCTV footage from a total of 300 cameras across Vijayawada and Rajahmundry.
After crossing Mahanadu Junction, the next significant point is Ramavarappadu Ring. However, Praveen Kumar’s presence was reportedly not captured by CCTV cameras at the ring. This led to suspicions that something might have occurred between Mahanadu Junction and Ramavarappadu Ring. About ten meters from Ramavarappadu Ring, opposite the Volkswagen showroom on the national highway, Praveen Kumar reportedly fell from his Bullet motorcycle. Auto drivers who witnessed the incident are said to have informed Traffic Sub-Inspector Subbarao, who was on duty nearby. He reportedly rushed to the scene and helped Praveen Kumar sit beside the road railing.
Despite warnings from the Sub-Inspector, reports say Praveen Kumar did not comply. A short while later, the Sub-Inspector reportedly assisted him in walking, while an auto driver pushed the Bullet motorcycle towards the nearby traffic booth. Praveen Kumar was offered water to wash his face, and he then lay down in a grass patch opposite the booth, where he reportedly slept until 8:20 p.m. This clarified that the unaccounted three hours were spent sleeping in the park area, according to the reports.
The reports state that he was taken to a tea stall near Innotel Hotel, where he was given tea. Despite further warnings, Praveen Kumar reportedly rode off toward Eluru on his Bullet motorcycle. These incidents were reportedly captured on the CCTV cameras at Innotel Hotel.
Later, in Eluru, Praveen Kumar reportedly purchased alcohol from Tonic Wines and paid ₹350 via PhonePe. This footage was also obtained by the police.
According to reports, on March 24, Praveen Kumar departed from Hyderabad at 11 a.m. with all travel arrangements in place, headed for Rajahmundry. Though he stopped at several places before reaching Vijayawada, he reportedly did not remove his helmet at any location. When he fell near Ramavarappadu Ring, the Traffic Sub-Inspector reportedly did not recognize him at first. The motorcycle's headlamp was broken and hanging by a wire, the safety rods were bent, and there were injuries on his hands. The helmet reportedly had dents as well. The Sub-Inspector is said to have taken photos and video footage of the situation.
Earlier in the journey, Praveen Kumar reportedly stopped in Kodad and purchased liquor for ₹650 and paid via PhonePe. Later, between Kanchikacherla and Paritala, he reportedly lost control of the motorcycle and sustained injuries. The Bullet’s headlamp was reportedly damaged, and he suffered injuries to his hands. Upon reaching Gollapudi, he reportedly refueled the vehicle. Petrol station staff reportedly told police that he appeared to be in a condition where he was unable to speak.
After refueling, he reportedly paid ₹872 via PhonePe. The petrol station staff reportedly informed police that his hands were injured and the Bullet’s headlamp was detached. From there, he reportedly continued via Durga Temple Flyover, Rajiv Gandhi Park, Pandit Nehru Bus Station, and took the second flyover at Benz Circle to reach Mahanadu Junction.
The reports state that Praveen Kumar made a stop in Vijayawada on his way to Rajahmundry, raising several doubts. In an effort to trace his movements, police reportedly collected and analyzed CCTV footage from a total of 300 cameras across Vijayawada and Rajahmundry.
After crossing Mahanadu Junction, the next significant point is Ramavarappadu Ring. However, Praveen Kumar’s presence was reportedly not captured by CCTV cameras at the ring. This led to suspicions that something might have occurred between Mahanadu Junction and Ramavarappadu Ring. About ten meters from Ramavarappadu Ring, opposite the Volkswagen showroom on the national highway, Praveen Kumar reportedly fell from his Bullet motorcycle. Auto drivers who witnessed the incident are said to have informed Traffic Sub-Inspector Subbarao, who was on duty nearby. He reportedly rushed to the scene and helped Praveen Kumar sit beside the road railing.
Despite warnings from the Sub-Inspector, reports say Praveen Kumar did not comply. A short while later, the Sub-Inspector reportedly assisted him in walking, while an auto driver pushed the Bullet motorcycle towards the nearby traffic booth. Praveen Kumar was offered water to wash his face, and he then lay down in a grass patch opposite the booth, where he reportedly slept until 8:20 p.m. This clarified that the unaccounted three hours were spent sleeping in the park area, according to the reports.
The reports state that he was taken to a tea stall near Innotel Hotel, where he was given tea. Despite further warnings, Praveen Kumar reportedly rode off toward Eluru on his Bullet motorcycle. These incidents were reportedly captured on the CCTV cameras at Innotel Hotel.
Later, in Eluru, Praveen Kumar reportedly purchased alcohol from Tonic Wines and paid ₹350 via PhonePe. This footage was also obtained by the police.
According to reports, on March 24, Praveen Kumar departed from Hyderabad at 11 a.m. with all travel arrangements in place, headed for Rajahmundry. Though he stopped at several places before reaching Vijayawada, he reportedly did not remove his helmet at any location. When he fell near Ramavarappadu Ring, the Traffic Sub-Inspector reportedly did not recognize him at first. The motorcycle's headlamp was broken and hanging by a wire, the safety rods were bent, and there were injuries on his hands. The helmet reportedly had dents as well. The Sub-Inspector is said to have taken photos and video footage of the situation.
Earlier in the journey, Praveen Kumar reportedly stopped in Kodad and purchased liquor for ₹650 and paid via PhonePe. Later, between Kanchikacherla and Paritala, he reportedly lost control of the motorcycle and sustained injuries. The Bullet’s headlamp was reportedly damaged, and he suffered injuries to his hands. Upon reaching Gollapudi, he reportedly refueled the vehicle. Petrol station staff reportedly told police that he appeared to be in a condition where he was unable to speak.
After refueling, he reportedly paid ₹872 via PhonePe. The petrol station staff reportedly informed police that his hands were injured and the Bullet’s headlamp was detached. From there, he reportedly continued via Durga Temple Flyover, Rajiv Gandhi Park, Pandit Nehru Bus Station, and took the second flyover at Benz Circle to reach Mahanadu Junction.