BRS Defends KCR Amid SIT Phone-Tapping Probe; Party Alleges Illegal Notice

• BRS leader RS Praveen Kumar defended party chief K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) during his questioning by the SIT in the alleged phone-tapping case.
• Kumar stated that KCR, a senior politician and former Chief Minister, is being questioned as a witness in a "so-called tapping case."
• BRS alleged that the notice issued to KCR was illegal, claiming police illegally pasted it at his residence instead of serving it properly.
• Party workers gathered outside KCR's Nandi Nagar residence in Hyderabad, raising slogans in support, while KCR and KT Rama Rao greeted them.
• KCR, in a letter, confirmed his availability for questioning but highlighted the alleged illegality of the notice and its violation of his constitutional rights.

Why It Matters: BRS defends KCR against SIT phone-tapping probe, alleging illegal notice and political targeting.