guntur police in rural district are in a piquant situation as sattenapalle constituency remained tense on thursday with both tdp and ysrc leaders exerting pressure on the cops to act tough against the rival campleaders from both parties have been demanding that the police crack the whip against the opponents in connection with the attack on speaker kodela sivaprasada rao on the day of polling at inumetla village although the police lodged cases against both the groups the pressure from the parties is making their job tough in probing the casethe police are feeling edgy particularly with the surveys on polling trends giving divided opinions although the ruling tdp is confident of returning to power the celebratory mood in the ysrc camp has made the police wary of rushing into action mode the police have already arrested some of the ysrc activists in connection with the attack on sivaprasada rao but they might wait for some more time before going tough with the other accused in the case including ysrc candidate ambati rambabu and senior leader basu lingareddysimilarly the police booked cases against 22 tdp leaders and activists including sivaprasada rao following a complaint lodged by ysrc agent shaik imam in the inumetla polling centre he alleged that sivaprasada rao and others barged into the polling centre and threatened them with dire consequencessattenapalle dsp kaleshavali said they have sought video clippings from the polling officials to probe the case he said they would take further action in the case after getting the evidence interestingly the police booked case against tdp leaders only after ysrc candidate and senior leader ambati rambabu issued ultimatum to stage hunger strike against police inaction in fact ysrc leaders have complained to chief electoral officer ceo on the alleged inaction by the police the police should have booked a case suo moto against sivaprasada rao and other tdp leaders for forcibly entering the polling booth and trying to rig votes we have urged the ceo to probe as to what prompted the police to book the case almost three days after the polling rambabu said