a tense political drama unfolding in Andhra Pradesh, Y.S. Sharmila, the sister of former Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, has accused her brother of “speaking out of panic” in his attempt to defend himself and his previous government over an alleged liquor scam.
The comments came after Jagan Mohan Reddy, who currently serves as the president of the YSR Congress Party, made efforts to justify his government’s actions and address the allegations surrounding the liquor trade in the state. However, Sharmila, who is a vocal critic of her brother’s administration, believes that Jagan’s statements reflect his “frustration and panic” in the face of the ongoing controversy.
The liquor scam, which has been a major source of contention in Andhra Pradesh’s political landscape, has been the subject of intense scrutiny and investigation. The allegations suggest that the previous government, led by Jagan Mohan Reddy, had implemented policies that favored certain liquor traders and led to significant financial irregularities in the state’s excise department.
Sharmila, who has been a vocal advocate for transparency and accountability in governance, has been actively challenging her brother’s actions and decisions during his tenure as Chief Minister. In her latest remarks, she has accused Jagan of resorting to “panic-driven” statements in an attempt to deflect attention from the alleged scam and defend his own political interests.
The ongoing feud between the siblings has added to the political turbulence in Andhra Pradesh, with both sides trading accusations and attempting to sway public opinion in their favor. As the state’s political landscape continues to be shaped by this high-stakes drama, observers are closely monitoring the developments, eager to see how the situation will unfold and what implications it might have for the future of the state’s governance and its people.
