The Andhra Pradesh Police on Thursday picked up six civil rights activists from the Tirupati for questioning in connection with the landmine attack on Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and four others.
Three activists belong to the Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee. They included the outfit's Chittoor district president Hari Prasad.
The three have been taken to a local police station for interrogation, the outfit's state general secretary Prof Seshaiah told PTI. The detained APCLC members were identified as Hari Prasad, M V Prasad and Kesav.
Two other detained activists belong to the Rayalaseema Praja Samithi, while one is a sympathiser of the APCLC.
The police alleged the detained civil rights activists had links with the outlawed People's War group, suspected to be behind Wednesday's attack.
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