Naidu Accuses YSRCP of Using Interstate Criminals to Create Tensions
Naidu alleged that YSRCP had brought gangs, rowdies and criminals from Punjab, other states and interstate networks to create disturbances in places such as Punganur and Rayachoti
Amravati: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday launched a fresh attack on YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, accusing the opposition party of resorting to violence, criminal activities and deliberate obstruction of government initiatives.
Addressing a press conference in Undavalli, Naidu alleged that YSRCP had brought gangs, rowdies and criminals from Punjab, other states and interstate networks to create disturbances in places such as Punganur and Rayachoti.
He also named Dharmavaram, Tirupati, Pulivendula and Darsi, accusing the opposition of attempting to carry out its activities unchecked in these areas. Naidu further accused YSRCP of repeatedly approaching courts to obstruct government decisions and electoral processes.
He alleged that the party had filed around 60 petitions challenging aspects of the local body election process and opposed BC reservations. He also claimed that YSRCP had approached the courts nearly 300 times in connection with DSC teacher recruitment, creating hurdles to the process.
According to Naidu, the opposition was using court cases and claims of injustice as a means to prevent government initiatives from moving forward. Appealing to the public, Naidu criticised what he described as a pattern of violence, legal obstruction and disruption by YSRCP, concluding that violence was deeply ingrained in the party’s political approach.