Police Launch Public Manhunt for Key Suspect in Sai Krishna Death Investigation
Special Investigation Team officials are requesting public aid to track down Gulivindala Suresh, the fourth accused in the Sai Krishna case. The suspect from Vijayawada has remained at large for several weeks despite active search operations.
Key takeaways
- The Special Investigation Team has identified Gulivindala Suresh of Satyanarayanapuram as the fourth accused in the Sai Krishna case.
- Authorities issued a public appeal for information on August 1, 2026, after the suspect evaded arrest for 45 days.
- Citizens with knowledge of the suspect's whereabouts are urged to contact the SIT or local police by dialing 100.
- Specialized police units are actively searching for Suresh following a period of silence from the NTR Police Commissionerate.
SIT Breaks Silence on Evasive Suspect
After maintaining a strict informational blackout for 45 days regarding the death of Gade Sai Krishna, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) issued a formal request for public assistance on August 1, 2026. The NTR Police Commissionerate released a statement confirming that Gulivindala Suresh, identified as the fourth accused in the investigation, has successfully evaded capture for several weeks.
Details on the Fugitive
Suresh, a resident of the Satyanarayanapuram neighborhood in Vijayawada, is currently the subject of an intense search by multiple special units. Authorities report that the accused has been actively avoiding arrest since the investigation began. The SIT has shifted strategy by engaging the community to identify his current movements.
Reporting Channels and Deadlines
Investigation officers published their appeal on August 1, seeking immediate leads from anyone who has encountered the suspect or possesses knowledge of his location. The police have provided the following instructions for potential informants:
- Citizens should contact their local police station immediately upon sighting the suspect.
- Information can be relayed directly to the SIT by dialing the emergency number 100.
- All reports will be handled by the specialized units currently tracking Suresh's movements.
Source: The Hindu — National
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