Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy was on Saturday evening injured after unidentified persons pelted stones during the YSRCP chief’s election campaign in Vijayawada . The Chief Minister suffered a small cut on the left side of his temple above the eye during his ‘Memanta Siddham’ election canvassing bus tour.
As soon after the incident, YCP leaders started blaming TDP and making former chief minister Chandrababu Naidu responsible for it, many expressing doubts about the incident. Condemning the incident, TDP depicted it as ‘Kodi Katthi Kamalasan is back!’ Before pretending to be hurt… it took two photos while pretending in front of the camera. To this extent, a post has been posted as a social media platform.
In view of previous such apprehensions created by YS Jagan and his party at the time of elections, many expressed doubts over the incident. Particularly, there are many doubts about stopping the power supply many times on the occasion of the CM Road Show.
Doubts are being expressed about the accuracy of hitting the stone with the ball. Former police officials are questioning why there is no rope party around the VVIP vehicle. The CM’s security had to use bullet proof sheets when there was no power supply.
Even after the stone pelting incident, the police did not clear the crowd from the bus. They are checking if there are any CCTV cameras nearby. While Jagan was hit by a stone, doctors treated him twice in the bus.
After everything was over, they planned to go to the government hospital. After treatment there, Jagan went to Kesarapalli camp again. The doctors of the government hospital said that the chief minister suffered minor injuries.
Normally the Chief Minister avoids coming out after dark and he is not coming from his bus when people are not in good number out-side. But here he chose to come out even though there are hardly 50 people. All these give scope to suspect the incident.
Chandrababu condemned attack
Meanwhile, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) president Chandrababu Naidu has condemned the attack on Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy and demanded the Election Commission of India (ECI) for an “impartial and unbiased” inquiry into the incident.
Taking to X, the former Chief Minister said, “I strongly condemn the attack on @ysjagan. I request the @ECISVEEP to initiate an impartial and unbiased inquiry into the incident and punish the responsible officials.”
