Former CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has once again issued serious remarks against Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. He accused Naidu of fostering a culture of unprecedented violence and warned that if the TDP cadres do not cease their attacks, the party will face severe consequences in the future.
YS Jagan made these comments during a visit to Kadapa RIMS Hospital, where he met with a party worker injured in an attack by TDP cadres. He highlighted a recent incident in which a 20-year-old boy was brutally beaten for intending to vote for the YSRCP, calling it an attempt by Chandrababu to instill fear in the state.
Jagan compared Chandrababu’s actions to the increasing sins of Shishupala, warning that these actions will eventually catch up with him. He criticized Chandrababu for failing to deliver on promises made to farmers and the unemployed, suggesting that instead of inciting violence, the focus should be on fulfilling these commitments.
He emphasized that leaders should not encourage a culture of attacks. During his three-day visit to Kadapa, Jagan went directly from the airport to RIMS Hospital to visit YSRCP worker Ajay Kumar Reddy, offering him support and assuring necessary help from the party.
