The key suspect in the data breach scam and CEO of the IT Grids India Ashok Dakavaram has gone absconding. Telangana police had knocked on the doors of his Kukatpally house only to find it locked. Later police issued summons to him through WhatsApp, as his cooperation is much needed in unravelling the plot of the data breach scam. The buzz is that he is somewhere in Guntur, Vijayawada or Visakhapatnam. It is learnt that he is being briefed by legal experts and police officials on how to face any probe into his company’s functioning.

It appears that the idea is to ensure that TDP biggies who are behind the sinister plot of data mining with respect to personal information of AP citizens are protected. It is widely being speculated that the CMO of AP and IT Minister N Lokesh are deeply involved in the data theft scam. It was reported that the AP government had a tie-up with Bluefrog Mobile Technologies, a Visakhapatnam-based firm, which creates IT services and tools for government agencies. Bluefrog had reportedly transferred the data of 3.5 crore AP citizens to IT Grids India, which is a serious case of the data breach.

The entire plot revolves around Ashok Dakavaram for whom the Telangana police have launched a manhunt and his arrest is imminent it is learnt. For this reason the CEO of IT Grids, Ashok Dakavaram has gone into hiding. It is being reported that a total of 59,00,000 votes in AP have been deleted from the voter list.

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