Severe Allegations Over Rayalaseema Violence and Past Crimes
Andhra Pradesh Revenue Minister Anagani Satya Prasad launched a fierce verbal assault against YSRCP Chief Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, mockingly referring to his organization as the “Axe Party.” The minister asserted that the public has not forgotten the historical baggage of violence and factionalism tied to Jagan’s family heritage. Addressing reporters, Satya Prasad alleged that Jagan misused administrative power during his father’s chief ministerial tenure to eliminate business and political rivals, including high-profile leaders like Paritala Ravi. He further claimed that any household in the Rayalaseema region could vividly recall the oppressive nature of what he termed the “Raja Reddy Constitution.”
Severe Criticisms on Family Disputes and the Y.S. Vivekananda Case
Shifting his focus to Jagan’s internal family dynamics, the Revenue Minister accused the former Chief Minister of abandoning his own family values for material wealth, claiming Jagan alienated his mother and sister over property disputes. Satya Prasad heavily targeted Jagan’s handling of his paternal uncle Y.S. Vivekananda Reddy’s murder case, questioning how a sitting Chief Minister failed to solve the crime over a five-year tenure. He alleged that the state machinery was deliberately manipulated to shield a close relative from CBI investigations, citing this lack of internal trust as the primary reason the YSRCP was reduced to just 11 seats in the assembly elections.
Mockery of Jagan’s London Trip and Development Contrasts
Concluding his sharp critique, Satya Prasad took a highly personal jibe at Jagan Mohan Reddy’s recent medical trip to the United Kingdom, stating that even traveling to London had failed to alter his erratic political behavior. He mocked Jagan’s multiple palatial residences across various cities while leaving the state without a designated capital city during his rule. Contrasting the previous administration with the current political landscape under the TDP-led alliance government, the minister stated that Andhra Pradesh is finally witnessing a peaceful era marked by booming corporate investments, substantial job creation for the youth, and widespread public satisfaction.
