Unfired Cartridge Mystery at Congress Leader's Residence

A police investigation is underway after an unfired cartridge was discovered at the home of Congress leader Raju Reddy in Chandapur. Found in the porch on Sunday, the cartridge prompted a search by authorities, but no evidence of firing was detected. A case has been registered under the Arms Act.

An unexpected discovery of an unfired cartridge at the home of a local Congress leader in Chandapur has sparked a police investigation. The cartridge was located in the porch area on the first floor of Congressman Raju Reddy's Ghugus residence late Sunday night.

Authorities were promptly notified of a potential firing incident, but a police team concluded that the cartridge had never been fired. No evidence indicated any firing had occurred at the site, according to Superintendent of Police Sudarshan Mummaka.

A case has been registered under the Arms Act as part of the ongoing investigation, with officials aiming to uncover the source and purpose of the unfired ammunition.