TDP 'proof'against arrested YSRCP MP falls flat

There seems to be a lot more twists and turns in the  case against YSRCP MP Mithun Reddy that was imagined so far. It now turns out that there is no video footage of Mithun Reddy attacking the Tirupati airport official.

Mithun Reddy was arrested on charge of assaulting the official at Tirupati airport. YSRCP chief YS Jagan has dared the TDP Government to provide the evidence of the assault. Probably in response, the TDP leaders on Sunday released some footage. Strangely, neither Mithun Reddy, nor the manager are seen in the footage.
According to eyewitnesses on the day of the argument with the airport official, the MP had only questioned the official over the non-issuance of boarding passes to the passengers.
There are several unanswered questions:
* The footage does not show Mithun Reddy attacking the official. How can that be shown as a conclusive evidence?
* Why was there no complaint filed against the YSRCP MP on the same day, if the official was attacked?
* If the official was really attacked and had suffered fractures, then how could he work till 8 PM on the day of the supposed attack and how did he attend to the duties the next day?
* Any evidence provided should be conclusive. For instance, pics of TDP chief's son Lokesh partying with some women, swimming with them, drinking with them have gone viral. They provide conclusive proof of Lokesh' activities abroad. In Mithun Reddy's case, no conclusive evidence is being offered.

Here's how conclusive proof should be. Judge for yourself: