Naidu seeks action in Rajamahendravaram hit-and-run that injured medical students
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has ordered a strict investigation into a hit-and-run incident in Rajamahendravaram that left two medical students injured. The government has pledged zero tolerance for drunk driving and is ensuring the victims receive high-quality medical care.
Why it matters
This highlights government accountability and public safety policy enforcement regarding reckless driving and student welfare.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Friday (August 7, 2026) asked officials to take stringent action against those responsible for the hit-and-run in Rajamahendravaram in which two medical students were injured.
The Chief Minister reviewed the condition of the injured students, Priyanka and Umesh, and sought a detailed report.
Officials told him that the students were allegedly struck by a car driven by two people who were reportedly under the influence of alcohol, that the occupants fled, and that the accused had since been arrested.
Mr. Naidu asked the police to ensure a thorough investigation and take all necessary legal measures. He said the government would follow a policy of zero tolerance towards drunk driving and reckless conduct, and that those who endangered the lives of innocent people should face strict punishment.
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