Jagan accuses Chandrababu of failing law and order, igniting political violence

The Capital News

Former Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy has sharply criticized the Andhra Pradesh government, accusing it of severe lapses in maintaining law and order and perpetuating a “Red Book regime.” His remarks came after a visit to the family of YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) worker Subbarayudu, who was allegedly murdered by Telugu Desam Party (TDP) supporters in Sitaramapuram, Nandyala district.
Speaking to the media on Friday , Jagan condemned the Chandrababu Naidu-led government for fostering a climate of fear and violence. He alleged that TDP members have been using brutal tactics, including attacks with stones, iron rods, and knives, to terrorize opposition leaders and workers. Jagan claimed these murders and violent acts are intended to suppress dissent and stifle criticism of government policies.
During his visit, Jagan raised concerns about the police response to Subbarayudu’s murder. He reported that local residents had complained of delays and inaction from the police, questioning the efficacy of law enforcement in the area. Jagan demanded immediate arrests and a comprehensive investigation into the murder, asserting that justice must be served not only for the direct perpetrators but also for those who failed to intervene.
In addition to addressing the murder case, Jagan accused Srisailam MLA Buddha Rajasekhar Reddy of promoting violent politics. He referred to a video in which MLA allegedly suggested that two individuals should be killed for each mandal, and questioned why no legal action has been taken against him.
Jagan also criticized Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu for breaking electoral promises, including those related to student scholarships and financial aid for women. He argued that if the YSRCP were in power, welfare schemes like Amma Odi and Rythu Bharosa would already be in place.
Jagan vowed to support Subbarayudu’s family and fight for justice, while accusing the