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Rama Rao produced in court

MACHILIPATNAM: The police on Thursday shifted Tadipatri Rama Rao, the prime accused in the serial killings at Rudrakshapalli village in Khammam district, to the Central prison in Rajahmundry, as the local court in Tiruvuru adjourned the trial of cases in which Rama Rao was the accused.

The police brought Rama Rao here on Wednesday in connection with trials of various cases, including attacks and thefts of vehicles at Nuzvid, Machilipatnam and Tiruvuru.

Due to the delay in producing him in the court on Wednesday, the Machilipatnam court adjourned the case for October 17. The trial of another case at Tiruvuru too was adjourned.

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