Request for Intervention in Unresolved Theft Case of Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar, PUTTUR - Reg.
Helping Hands Foundation
Helping Hands Foundation
To:
The Superintendent of Police,
Email: sptiru...@gmail.com
CC:
addlsp...@gmail.com, dspp...@gmail.com, putturp...@gmail.com, indian-hel...@gmail.com
Dear Sir/Madam,
Greetings from Helping Hands Foundation (HHF),
We refer to our previous email dated 3.6.2025, regarding the unresolved theft case of Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar, S/o M. Murugesan, residing at 26-52, Old Weavers Colony, Gate Puttur, Tirupati District, Andhra Pradesh.
We kindly request that your office to:
1. Acknowledge receipt of our email dated 3.6.2025 and this reminder dated 11.6.2025.
2. Provide an action taken report on the representations submitted by Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar and our HHF.
3. Ensure a thorough investigation into the unresolved theft case to deliver justice and facilitate recovery of the stolen property.
Your prompt response and action will greatly reinforce public trust in the system and support our efforts to assist the underprivileged.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Yours sincerely,
Abdul Naseer
Managing Director
Helping Hands Foundation
Website: https://helpinghandsnaseer.blogspot.com/2020/07/helping-hands-strategy.html
Helping Hands Foundation
Subject: URGENT: SECOND AND FINAL REMINDER - UNADDRESSED THEFT CASE & CRITICAL LACK OF RESPONSE - PETITION ID: TRPT/TPTU/050625/00419
To: The Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh State Email: d...@appolice.gov.in
CC: The Principal Secretary (Home), Government of Andhra Pradesh (prlsec...@ap.gov.in) The Superintendent of Police, Tirupati (sptiru...@gmail.com) addlsp...@gmail.com dspp...@gmail.com putturp...@gmail.com indian-hel...@gmail.com
Dear Sir/Madam,
This email serves as a second, and explicitly final, reminder regarding the profound and alarming lack of response to our previous communications concerning the unresolved theft case of Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar (Petition ID: TRPT/TPTU/050625/00419). Despite our diligent follow-ups, including our detailed email of 16.06.2025, we are confronted with complete and unacceptable silence from both the Director General of Police and the Superintendent of Police, Tirupati.
This protracted non-response from superior authorities, coupled with the SP Office’s arbitrary and unsubstantiated closure of the petition on 12.06.2025, with the remark "Action Dropped at SP, Sri Balaji," raises grave questions about the integrity of due process, accountability, and the very commitment to justice within the system. No findings, no justifiable reasons, and no action taken report have been provided, despite repeated requests for clarity on a matter profoundly affecting a disadvantaged individual. Mr. Guanasekhar has endured inaction on his theft case since April 2025, and this continued administrative obfuscation is deplorable.
The Helping Hands Foundation (HHF) finds this deliberate lack of engagement from law enforcement's highest echelons deeply disturbing. It undermines public trust and creates an insurmountable barrier for organizations dedicated to advocating for the vulnerable. We are left questioning how we are to fulfill our mission when our appeals for justice are met with such an egregious display of silence.
We hereby demand the following immediate actions:
A comprehensive and transparent investigation into the theft case of Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar, culminating in a detailed action taken report that explicitly outlines findings, reasons for the petition's closure, and all steps undertaken.
An immediate and clear explanation for the persistent and unacceptable non-response from both the SP Office, Tirupati, and the DGP Office. This silence is not merely an administrative oversight; it actively erodes public confidence.
Definitive guidance on the official recourse available to non-governmental organizations like HHF when superior authorities remain unresponsive in critical matters demanding urgent intervention and justice.
The absence of a prompt and substantive response will compel us to pursue all available legal and public avenues to ensure accountability and the resolution of this serious lapse in justice. We expect a concrete reply and demonstrable action within 48 hours of the dispatch of this email.
This matter demands your immediate and personal attention.
Yours sincerely,
Abdul Naseer
Managing Director
Helping Hands Foundation
Chennai
To: The Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh StateSubject: Gentle Reminder: Seeking Response and Guidance on Unresolved Theft Case - Petition ID: TRPT/TPTU/050625/00419
Email: d...@appolice.gov.in
CC:
The Superintendent of Police, Tirupati
Email: sptiru...@gmail.com
addlsp...@gmail.com
dspp...@gmail.com
putturp...@gmail.com
indian-hel...@gmail.comDear Sir/Madam,
Greetings from Helping Hands Foundation (HHF).
We are writing to follow up on our email dated 16.06.2025 regarding the unresolved theft case of Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar (Petition ID: TRPT/TPTU/050625/00419). Despite the gravity of the matter, we have not received any acknowledgment or response from either the Director General of Police or the Superintendent of Police, Tirupati, to date. This prolonged silence from superior authorities, coupled with the SP’s failure to address our earlier communications, raises serious concerns about transparency, accountability, and the commitment to justice for vulnerable individuals.
For your reference, our email dated 16.06.2025 detailed the unjust closure of the aforementioned petition, which was summarily disposed of by the SP Office, Tirupati, with the remark "Action Dropped at SP, Sri Balaji" on 12.06.2025. No findings, reasons for closure, or action taken report were provided, despite our persistent follow-ups. This lack of communication undermines the principles of fairness and due process, particularly for a disadvantaged individual like Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar, who has faced repeated inaction on his theft case since April 2025.
We respectfully urge your office to:
- Conduct a thorough investigation into the theft case and provide a detailed action taken report, including explicit reasons for the petition’s closure.
- Clarify the reasons for the continued non-response from both the SP Office, Tirupati, and the DGP Office, as this silence erodes public trust in the system.
- Provide guidance on how an organization like HHF, dedicated to social justice, should proceed when superior authorities remain unresponsive in matters requiring urgent intervention.
The absence of response from both the SP and higher authorities leaves organizations like ours, which work tirelessly to support the underprivileged, in a challenging position. How are we to pursue justice for those we serve when our appeals are met with silence? We respectfully seek your advice on the appropriate course of action to ensure accountability and resolution in such cases.
Your immediate attention to this matter is critical to upholding justice and reinforcing public confidence in the system. We look forward to your prompt response and actionable steps to address this serious lapse.
Yours sincerely,
Abdul Naseer
Managing Director
On Mon, Jun 16, 2025 at 2:43 PM Helping Hands Foundation <hhf...@gmail.com> wrote:Subject: Urgent Appeal: Request for Intervention in Unjust Closure of Theft Case - Petition ID: TRPT/TPTU/050625/00419
To: The Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh State
Email: d...@appolice.gov.in
CC:
The Superintendent of Police, Tirupati
Email: sptiru...@gmail.com
Dear Sir/Madam,
Greetings from Helping Hands Foundation (HHF), a registered organization dedicated to supporting the underprivileged in resolving long-pending issues since 2011 (Regd. No: 340 / Bk – IV / 2011). We have over 360 volunteers in 14 states, across India and strive for social justice. Our mission details can be found at https://helpinghandsnaseer.blogspot.com/2020/07/helping-hands-strategy.html.
HHF serves the people by taking up their long pending issues and following up diligently until they are fully resolved. Because of our persistent follow-up, we have successfully resolved many issues over the past few years. All our HHF service activities are provided free of cost, as detailed in our HHF Strategy linked above. Please note that all correspondence with Helping Hands Foundation is to be done through email only.
We are writing to you with deep concern regarding the unresolved theft case of Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar, S/o M. Murugesan, residing at 26-52, Old Weavers Colony, Gate Puttur, Tirupati District, Andhra Pradesh. We had previously sent a detailed email to the Superintendent of Police, Tirupati, on 03.06.2025, requesting intervention in this matter.
On 05.06.2025, we received an SMS from the SP Office, Tirupati, confirming receipt of our petition with PetID: TRPT/TPTU/050625/00419. Subsequently, on 11.06.2025, we sent a gentle reminder seeking acknowledgment and an action taken report.
However, to our dismay, on 12.06.2025, we received another SMS from the SP Office, Tirupati, stating that "Your Petition-Id: TRPT/TPTU/050625/00419 has been disposed" with the remarks "Action Dropped at SP, Sri Balaji".
We find this summary disposal deeply concerning for the following reasons:
The SP office merely sent an SMS to our mobile number about receiving of our petition and disposal of the petition.
The SP office has failed to inform us the details of the action taken, the findings, and the reasons for the closure of the petition. This lack of transparency undermines the principles of justice and accountability.
To reiterate the background of the case, Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar, being a poor person, reported a theft of materials from his scrap shop near Venkateswara Hospital, Puttur, on 05.04.2025. Despite his immediate reporting of the theft, even providing the lorry number in which his stolen material was transported, the officials at Puttur Police Station did not consider his representations and failed to initiate timely action. The stolen items were allegedly found at a nearby scrap shop owned by Mr. Surendra, who reportedly admitted to purchasing the stolen goods. Mr. Guanasekhar filed a complaint at Puttur Police Station. Due to inaction, he escalated the matter to the SP office on 28.04.2025. Despite the District Collector’s office directing the Puttur SDPO to investigate, and reports of a "compromise" on 10.05.2025 by the Puttur SDPO, and the SHO, Puttur, on 16.05.2025, the matter remains unresolved. Mr. Guanasekhar filed another grievance on 26.05.2025, and has a similar unresolved theft incident from 2022.
We respectfully urge your office to intervene in this matter and issue suitable instructions to the SP Office, Tirupati. We request that a thorough investigation be conducted, and a detailed action taken report, including the findings and explicit reasons for the closure of the petition, be provided to us and Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar. This is crucial for ensuring justice for a vulnerable individual.
Your prompt attention and decisive action will not only ensure justice for Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar but also reinforce public trust in the system and uphold the credibility of the police force.
Thank you for your time and consideration. We look forward to your early and positive response.
Yours sincerely,
Abdul Naseer
Managing Director,
Helping Hands Foundation
Mobile: 9491135998
Enclosure: Copy of HHF letter dated 03.06.2025 regarding Mr. Minnal Guanasekhar's theft case.
Helping Hands Foundation
Helping Hands Foundation
Helping Hands Foundation
The Director General of Police Date: 14.8.2025
Andhra Pradesh State.
Dear Sir,
Greetings from our HHF!
Please find the attached representation and acknowledge the receipt of the same, along with the action taken to resolve this long-pending issue.
Regards,
Managing Director,
Helping Hands Foundation
Attachment: HHF letter dated 14.8.2025