Criticism against Andhra Pradesh's current administration is heating up . Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy,head of YSR Congress Party (YSRCP), accused ruling Telugu Desam Party (TDP) coalition of using state police for political games . In a post on X, he described a harsh climate where dissenters face serious legal backlash, including criminal charges and custody mistreatment.
Reddy voiced concern over government's apparent neglect of major crimes,especially those affecting marginalized communities. He listed troubling incidents: a young girl vanishing in Kakinada,a distressing case with a mentally challenged girl in Peddapuram, and an attack on a tribal woman in Kavali. And he noted deaths in police custody,naming Sai Krishna, Gangamma,and Tirupatamma to expose a disturbing trend in law enforcement.
The former Chief Minister criticized administration's use of strict non-bailable criminal laws against those voicing opposition on social media . He highlighted YouTube journalist K.V. Reddy's case, claiming procedural violations in his arrest. And Reddy mentioned ongoing pursuit of another YouTuber,Joseph Raavan,who already faced multiple felony charges despite recently securing bail.
these moves aim to distract from key issues around public safety and order. He slammed ruling party for what he called political harassment,arguing such actions breach democratic norms by silencing dissenting voices. He urged for governance that prioritizes constitutional safeguards,ensuring rights and safety for all citizens and that justice is served fairly…
