Andhra Pradesh CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy denies involvement in Chandrababu Naidu’s arrest
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has refuted allegations that he was involved in the arrest of TDP leader and former CM Chandrababu Naidu. Reddy stated that he has no personal vendetta against Naidu and that his arrest is not an act of revenge. Reddy clarified that he was in London when Naidu was arrested and emphasized that Naidu could have easily obtained bail if he believed his arrest was politically motivated.
Naidu’s arrest is a result of central agency inquiries
Reddy further explained that it was the central agencies, including the ED and income tax department, that conducted inquiries into Naidu’s alleged scams. He pointed out that the income tax department had also issued notices to Naidu. Reddy asserted that the Modi government launched the investigation against Naidu’s government after discovering evidence of corruption. He emphasized that his party was in opposition at the time.
Naidu’s attempts to evade investigation
Reddy accused Naidu of trying to evade investigation by blocking the entry of CBI, ED, and IT into Andhra Pradesh when he was the chief minister. Despite the incriminating evidence against Naidu, Reddy stated that certain individuals are misleading the public by claiming that Naidu’s arrest is illegal. He urged the people to reject such claims and support the truth. Reddy emphasized that supporting Naidu, who has allegedly looted public money, would be unjust to the poor.
BJP’s influence in Andhra Pradesh politics
Reddy highlighted the close relationship between Naidu’s party, TDP, and the BJP. He pointed out that his nearest family member is the current state BJP chief, and a significant portion of the state BJP machinery consists of former TDP leaders. Reddy stated that Naidu could have sought assistance from the BJP if he believed his arrest was politically motivated.
Summary:
- Andhra Pradesh CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy denies involvement in Chandrababu Naidu’s arrest.
- Reddy asserts that he has no personal vendetta against Naidu and his arrest is not an act of revenge.
- Central agencies conducted inquiries into Naidu’s alleged scams, according to Reddy.
- Naidu tried to evade investigation by blocking the entry of CBI, ED, and IT into Andhra Pradesh.
- Reddy emphasizes the close relationship between TDP and BJP in Andhra Pradesh politics.
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